Whoso List to Hunt Resources

Check out a short biography of Thomas Wyatt at Luminarium.

Here's the BBC page for the man, the myth, the legend: Henry VIII, Wyatt's sometime patron, friend, and enemy.

Here's a site that talks about hunting in the medieval and Renaissance periods.

Here's a short entry on Anne Boleyn at the BBC's website.

This site's devoted to Petrarch, with links to poems and other information.

Here's a short and funny video based on Wyatt's poem.

Check out this "Whoso List to Hunt" version, layered over a clip from a movie about King Henry VIII.

A woman with a British accent reads the poem.

Try a version from the other side of the pond.

Hmm, he doesn't look so friendly here.

Here's a picture of a book in Wyatt's handwriting.

Here's a famous painting of Anne Boleyn.

Here's one of the most famous paintings of Henry VIII (done by Hans Holbein).

Check out the Penguin edition of the complete poems of Thomas Wyatt.

This is a link to Tottel's Miscellany, a book from 1557 in which many of Wyatt's poems were first published (though not "Whoso List to Hunt").

Renaissance court culture comes to life in this sensational Showtime series.

Wait, there was more than one Boleyn? Eh, not exactly. This is a fictionalized account about Anne Boleyn and her sister's competing attempts for Henry VIII's love.