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Written in 1897, HP Lovecraft was only 7 years old. It was not published until after his death.
-- By Richard Watson Gilder --
Richard Watson Gilder lived a rich and fulfilling life: he served during the civil war as a teenager. He would go on to become a founding member of the Society of American Architects, the Authors' Club, and the International Copyright League.
-- By H.P. Lovecraft --
Happy Independence Day, America!
Here H.P. Lovecraft offers a unique perspective on the holiday, primarily influenced by the unification of the U.S. and its former adversary, mothernation: Great Britain.
-- By H.P. Lovecraft --
By the birth name of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the well known cosmic level horror writer actually has an extensive collection of poetry and letters that are often overlooked!
-- By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow --
One year after the publication of this poem, Longfellow sold a poem to the New York Ledger for $3,000; the highest paid poem at the time (in 1874).
-- By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow --
Having been born in 1807, Longfellow spent a majority of his youth in Spain during the 1820's.
-- By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow --
Confronting death in this piece, Longfellow was not long behind his friend. In The Harbor was the last collection he would publish before passing later in the year of 1882
-- By Ernest Hemingway --
10 of 10
These poems were included in Hemingway's first publication in 1923. 3 Stories and 10 Poems was published by Robert McAlmon's "Contact Publishing" in Paris with a limited run of 300 copies.
-- By Ernest Hemingway --
9 of 10
These poems were included in Hemingway's first publication in 1923. 3 Stories and 10 Poems was published by Robert McAlmon's "Contact Publishing" in Paris with a limited run of 300 copies.
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