Charles Causley

Cornish poet and author

Charles Causley - Artists & Creatives born 1917
Born

1917
108 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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An author and poet hailing from Cornwall, this figure made significant contributions to English literature throughout the 20th century. Renowned for crafting works that reflect the rural landscape and folklore of Cornwall, frequently interweaving myth and reality. Published multiple poetry collections, including 'Road to the Sea' and 'The Harp of the Winds,' which displayed a mastery of language and lyrical expression. Also wrote children's literature and plays, contributing to various literary forms. Established a reputable presence within literary circles and received recognition for artistic endeavors.

Published the poetry collection 'Road to the Sea'

Won the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry

Wrote extensively on Cornish folklore

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