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  Tennyson's Women Tuesday 9 April 2002  
Poet Laureate to Queen Victoria, Alfred Lord Tennyson was also a rebel whose work explored controversial ideas about the nature of women. Kathleen Griffin has been reading between the lines of his life and poems and spoke to the contemporary poet Jo Shapcott about her memories of his work.






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