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James Miller is a senior editor and writer at NevermorePoem.com, a platform dedicated to the art of poetry and literary expression. James bringing with him a deep understanding of both poetry and prose, His personal writings span various forms, from free verse poetry to narrative prose, often exploring themes of love, loss, and the human experience. In his spare time, James enjoys reading classic literature, exploring new poetry collections, and engaging in philosophical discussions. He is also an avid runner and enjoys taking long, reflective jogs through nearby parks. James finds solace in nature, often writing poetry that captures the tranquility of the outdoors, which he shares with his readers on NevermorePoem.com.

  • 17th Century British Poets: William Congreve

    by James 05/13/2025
    by James 05/13/2025

    In the study of 17th century British poets, one name often overlooked is William Congreve, born in 1670. Though remembered more as a dramatist, his contributions to British poetry reflect …

  • 17th Century British Poet: Thomas Carew

    by James 05/12/2025
    by James 05/12/2025

    Thomas Carew, born in 1595, was a prominent 17th Century British poet. He is best remembered as a leading figure among the Cavalier poets. His poetry reflects the values and …

  • 16th Century British poet: Nicholas Breton

    by James 05/12/2025
    by James 05/12/2025

    Nicholas Breton, born in 1545, is a somewhat enigmatic figure in the world of 16th-century British poetry. A writer whose work provides insight into the late Tudor period, Nicholas Breton …

  • 20th Century British poet: G. K. Chesterton

    by James 05/09/2025
    by James 05/09/2025

    Gilbert Keith Chesterton, commonly known as G. K. Chesterton, was born in 1874 and emerged as one of the most significant British poets, writers, and thinkers of the 20th century. …

  • 16th Century British poet: George Chapman

    by James 05/09/2025
    by James 05/09/2025

    George Chapman, born in 1559, was a significant figure in the landscape of 16th-century British poetry. He is best known for his contributions to the development of English verse and …

  • 18th Century British poet: Elizabeth Carter

    by James 05/09/2025
    by James 05/09/2025

    The 18th century in Britain was a time of great intellectual expansion. Enlightenment ideals spread across Europe, bringing with them renewed interest in reason, education, and the arts. Within this …

  • 20th Century American poet: John Updike

    by James 05/07/2025
    by James 05/07/2025

    John Updike, born on March 18, 1932, in Reading, Pennsylvania, is considered one of the most influential 20th-century American poets and authors. A master of both prose and poetry, Updike’s …

  • 20th Century American poet: Louis Untermeyer

    by James 05/07/2025
    by James 05/07/2025

    Louis Untermeyer, born in 1885, was a significant figure in the landscape of 20th-century American poetry. A poet, anthologist, and critic, Untermeyer’s influence went beyond his poetic works. He played …

  • 20th Century American poet: Laura Ulewicz

    by James 05/07/2025
    by James 05/07/2025

    Laura Ulewicz, born in 1930, is a notable figure in 20th-century American poetry. Though not as widely recognized as some of her contemporaries, Ulewicz’s work is deeply emblematic of the …

  • 20th Century American poet: Burns Singer

    by James 05/07/2025
    by James 05/07/2025

    Burns Singer, born in 1928, is a figure whose contributions to 20th-century American poetry have often been overshadowed by the towering giants of his time. However, Burns Singer’s poetry represents …

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