Coleridge unbound. (Samuel Taylor Coleridge)

The New Leader | May 14, 1990| | Copyright

Would we regard Samuel Taylor Coleridge differently if he had not lived until 1834, but had perished instead three decades earlier on his second trip to Europe? Of course! argues Richard Holmes in Coleridge.- Early Visions viking, 409 pp., $19.95). By the time of his actual death at age 62, the world knew Coleridge as a philosopher and fascinating talker -yes, but also as a drug-user, a failed husband, and a champion procrastinator who had accumulated a lifetime's worth of uncompleted (sometimes unstarted) projects. Publishers' catalogs and periodicals continually announced ...

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