Publisher's Synopsis
This collection showcases the range and depth of John Drinkwater's poetry and prose. Included in this volume are poems from his early collections, essays on literature and art, and plays that highlight the author's passion for the theater. Drinkwater's works capture the shifting moods and sensibilities of early 20th-century English society, making this book an essential addition to any scholar or enthusiast of modernist literature.
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