J. C. Squire
English poet and literary historian
English poet and literary historian
1958
68 years ago — 74 years old
Artists & Creatives
United Kingdom
Born in 1884, a significant figure in English literature and poetry. Served as the editor of the influential magazine 'New Verse'. Authored various poetry collections and explored historical themes in literary criticism. Contributed to the understanding of the works of contemporaries and past poets, shaping the literary landscape of the time.
Edited 'New Verse'
Published poetry collections
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