pt. I. LIFE AND WORKS
1. Early Years / Jonathan Gross
2. The Years of Fame / Diego Saglia
3. Exile / Jane Stabler
4. Texts and Editions / Tom Mole
5. Byron and His Publishers / Mary O'Connell
6. Piracies, Fakes and Forgeries / Gary Dyer
pt. II. POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL TRANSFORMATIONS
7. Politics / John Beckett
8. War / Neil Ramsey
9. Greece's Byron / Spiridoula Demetriou
10. Byron's Italy / Timothy Webb
11. Orientalism / Gerard Cohen-Vrignaud
12. Religion / Christine Kenyon Jones
13. Natural Philosophy / Thomas H. Ford
14. Sexuality / Richard C. Sha
15. Libertinism / Adam Komisaruk
16. Fashion, Self-Fashioning and the Body / Laura J. George
pt. III. LITERARY CULTURES
17. Classicism and Neoclassicism / Bernard Beatty
18. Epic (and Historiography) / Carla Pomare
19. Romance / Omar F. Miranda
20. Byron's Lyric Practice / Anna Camilleri
21. Satire / Mark Canuel
22. The Satanic School / Mirka Horova
23. The Lake Poets / Madeleine Callaghan
24. Byron's Accidental Muse: Robert Southey / Susan J. Wolfson
25. "Benign Ceruleans of the Second Sex!": Byron and the Bluestockings / Caroline Franklin
26. The Pisan Circle and the Cockney School / Maria Schoina
27. Drama and Theater / Rolf P. Lessenich
28. Autobiography / Alan Rawes
29. "Literatoor" and Literary Theory / Clara Tuite
30. Periodical Culture, the Literary Review and the Mass Media / Andrew Franta
pt. IV.RECEPTION AND AFTERLIVES
31. Contemporary Critical Reception to 1824 / William Christie
32. Byron, Radicals and Reformers / Jason Goldsmith
33. European Reception / Peter Vassallo
34. Recollections, Conversations and Biographies / Julian North
35. Posthumous Reception and Reinvention to 1900 / Eric Eisner
36. Popular Culture / Lindsey Eckert
37. Byron Now / Ghislaine McDayter.