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    Dymock Poets, The

    Meeting of the minds

    Unabridged

    1 hour 16 min

    In the village of Dymock, just by the river Leadon in Gloucester, in the years that were leading up to the Great War, six poets were creating literary history.Living, visiting, reading and writing in this small area their friendships, as they intermingled and influenced each other’s lives, would create the enduring legacy of The Dymock Poets.And these were not just run of the mill scribes. ... Read more

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  • Battle: 'I do not fear to die''

    Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was born on the 2nd October 1878 in Hexham, Northumberland.He began to have his poems published as early as 1895, firstly in magazines and periodicals and, from 1903, in collected book form.After his mother died in 1914 Gibson decided to relocate, firstly to London and, several years later, to Gloucestershire. However much of his poetry still retained his observations and ... Read more

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  • Akra the Slave

    Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was born on the 2nd October 1878 in Hexham, Northumberland.He began to have his poems published as early as 1895, firstly in magazines and periodicals and, from 1903, in collected book form.After his mother died in 1914 Gibson decided to relocate, firstly to London and, several years later, to Gloucestershire. However much of his poetry still retained his observations and ... Read more

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  • The Golden Helm & Other Verse

    Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was born on the 2nd October 1878 in Hexham, Northumberland.He began to have his poems published as early as 1895, firstly in magazines and periodicals and, from 1903, in collected book form.After his mother died in 1914 Gibson decided to relocate, firstly to London and, several years later, to Gloucestershire. However much of his poetry still retained his observations and ... Read more

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  • Fires: Book 1: The Stone & Other Tales: 'I stirred the fire to flame''

    Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was born on the 2nd October 1878 in Hexham, Northumberland.He began to have his poems published as early as 1895, firstly in magazines and periodicals and, from 1903, in collected book form.After his mother died in 1914 Gibson decided to relocate, firstly to London and, several years later, to Gloucestershire. However much of his poetry still retained his observations and ... Read more

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