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Works about Robert Harington

As the main subject:

• A Tragi-Biochemist (June 87); A treatise on the problems attendant on having a magnetic schlong.

Passing reference:

• Anthem for Subsumed Youth (March 88); A reflection on the timeless quality of the Byron Society.
• Boy Hoey's Pilgrimage (June 87); Steve's Oxford career in verse.
• Byronism Regained (December 87); A gargoyle takes Steve from his spread sheets in New York to a Byron Society dinner.
• English Grads and (other) Raunch Purveyors (March 88); Satire on Byron Society creative work.
• He Walks in Darkness (March 87); An examination of a dark force.
• Intro to Proc Vol 1 (April 87);
• Lord Oakley's Secret (August 92); A fictional (unfortunately) account of a day in the Doge's life.
• Macbreath (April 87);
• Ode to the Dark Side (April 89); A variant on "Ode to the Byronic life" with a darker tone.
• Ogston Beauties (June 87); An account of life in Trinity College's Ogston House.
• Swordfish Says It All (November 87);
• The Brides of Lesbos (June 87); A nautical tale involving the meeting of a crew of Byronic men with Byronic women.
• The Destruction of Balliol (June 87); A imagined sacking of Balliol College, Oxford.
• The Piddliad (November 86); A fellowship at All Souls is awarded to the winner of a urinating competition.
• The Vision of Enjoyment (March 87); A supposed vision involving other B.S. members doing various disreputable things.
• We live in dark days (February 87);