Louis MacNeice
Macneice, Louis - məknēsˈ, 1907–63, Irish poet. Educated in England, he became a classical scholar and teacher and later was a producer for the British Broadcasting Corporation. In the 1930s MacNeice allied himself with a group of poets of social protest led by W. H. Auden. His later poetry, expressing the futility of modern life, retains the sparkling wit, ironical Read More...
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Modern Irish Writers: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook ("Louis MacNeice (1907-1963)" begins on p. 204)
by Alexander G. Gonzalez. 458 pgs.
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"Your Thoughts Make Shape like Snow": Louis MacNeice on Stephen Spender, in Twentieth Century Literature
by Richard Danson Brown. 33 pgs.
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