Books by Mark Vernon
Mark Vernon is a psychotherapist and writer, with degrees in physics, theology, and a PhD in Ancient Greek philosophy. Alongside William Blake, he has written books on The Divine Comedy, Christianity and spiritual intelligence. His journalism includes a column for The Idler. He podcasts and is a director of The Realisation Festival and also currently Philosopher in Residence at Broughton Sanctuary. He has worked at the Maudsley Psychiatric Hospital and was an Anglican priest.
Interviews with Mark Vernon
The best books on William Blake, recommended by Mark Vernon
Visionary, mystic, poet, etcher: the English artist William Blake (1757-1827) developed his own, highly distinct, style—but he was also in conversation with the artistic currents of his day, explains Mark Vernon, the author of a new philosophical exploration of Blake’s work. Here he highlights five books that will help you gain an understanding of William Blake’s life, work, and spiritual life.
