The Keats Shirley Journal is an academic journal dedicated to the study of literature and culture during the Romantic period in England. This journal not only delves into the works and lives of these two poets, but also extends to other important writers and thinkers of their time, such as Byron, Wordsworth, Coleridge, and the influence of their works and ideas on future generations.

The annual format of this magazine provides scholars with a platform for in-depth research and discussion, covering various aspects such as the cultural background, literary creation, philosophical ideas, and artistic movements of the early 19th century. Through a detailed analysis of literary works from this period, the magazine reveals the complexity and diversity of the Romantic movement, as well as how it shaped the development of modern literature and culture. One of its distinctive features is its rich prose and detailed news reports, which not only provide readers with the latest academic developments on Romantic literature, but also introduce related exhibitions, conferences, and academic activities. In addition, the academic review section in the magazine provides in-depth criticism and discussion of current academic works, promoting in-depth communication and dialogue in the academic community on romanticism research.