George Barker
English poet and author, notable works
Born
1913
112 years ago
Died
October 27th, 1991
33 years ago — 78 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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An English poet and author, contributed significantly to 20th-century literature. His poetry explored themes of society, personal experience, and existentialism. Published numerous collections including 'The True Calling' and 'The Last of the Kings'. Received the prestigious Chaucer Prize in 1945. His works often reflected the trials of human experience and complex emotional landscapes, leading to a strong presence in literary circles.
Published 'The True Calling' in 1952
Received the Chaucer Prize in 1945
Contributed to numerous literary journals
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