Some Contemporary Poets 1920
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Chesterton and Mr. Belloc are both journalists of the highest possible order. It is not to be thought that they invite us to take them very seriously as poets.
The same remark would not apply to J. C. Squire, an excellent journalist too, and at one time a parodist and scribbler of humor- ous verse, but, according to every indication, a writer to whom poetry is a far more serious 148 matter than an}' of the other branches of his art.
A reviewer of one of his works recently referred to " the impr...essiveness of the position which Mr. Squire has come to hold as arbiter and foremost representative of modern English poetry. " He is, in fact, the editor of one of the most ambitious literary periodicals that the centur}'- has produced, namely, The London Mercury, and his influence also ex- tends to the literar}^ columns of many dailies, weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies, so that is has often been hinted, rightly or wrongh^, that such 3^oung poets as are blessed with his favour need not fear to be snubbed, drubbed or neglected by the Press.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chesterton and Mr. Belloc are both journalists of the highest possible order. It is not to be thought that they invite us to take them very seriously as poets.
The same remark would not apply to J. C. Squire, an excellent journalist too, and at one time a parodist and scribbler of humor- ous verse, but, according to every indication, a writer to whom poetry is a far more serious 148 matter than an}' of the other branches of his art.
A reviewer of one of his works recently referred to " the impr...essiveness of the position which Mr. Squire has come to hold as arbiter and foremost representative of modern English poetry. " He is, in fact, the editor of one of the most ambitious literary periodicals that the centur}'- has produced, namely, The London Mercury, and his influence also ex- tends to the literar}^ columns of many dailies, weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies, so that is has often been hinted, rightly or wrongh^, that such 3^oung poets as are blessed with his favour need not fear to be snubbed, drubbed or neglected by the Press.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Monro to read onlineMoreLess
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