The Power of Myth on The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: “But then William Blake says in his wonderful series of aphorisms The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, "As I was walking among the fires of hell..."”
The Satanic Verses on The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: “One morning Allie, awaking from spent and dreamless sleep, found him immersed in her long-unopened copy of Blake's Marriage of Heaven and Hell, in which her younger self, disrespectful of books, had made a number of marks: underlinings, ticks in the margins, exclamations, multiple queries.”
Babel on London: “How the Chimney-sweepers cry / Every blackning Church appalls... WILLIAM BLAKE, 'London' (epigraph)”
How to Read and Why on Mad Song: “nothing else in the genre compares to it, not even the "Mad Song" of William Blake.”
Just Kids on Milton: “I also had a vellum edition of Blake's collected writings, and he had the Trianon Press edition of Blake's Milton.”