Not since the first world war has there been anything approaching the quality and quantity of work by poets who are also combatants.

On the literary shrine tucked away in the grand old Anglican church in London that’s most famous for being the site of coronations and royal weddings ...

“I shall use my time.” – 🎬 Skyfall (2012) This line comes from one of the most poignant moments in the James Bond franchise.

The grand old man of Victorian letters was once a young romantic whose grief-soaked verse still dazzles and unsettles.

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It’s a fair question, since Alfred Tennyson is typically associated with the sort of sonorous, ringing verse you’d expect ...

And surely we all agree: no poets have plumbed the depths of l’amour with finer acuity than Alfred Lord Tennyson and British prog rockers Yes. And yet these inspired bards arrived at paradoxical ...

Tennyson was prolific, prodigious. He rumbled with poetry; he recited it endlessly; it poured off him on long walks. Language teemed inside him, especially when he was a young man, producing verse so ...

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