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John Masefield

John Masefield

EnglishJune 1, 1878 – May 12, 1967Sea Fiction

Masefield was primarily a poet but his prose fiction of the sea and adventure is of high quality. Sard Harker and ODTAA are distinguished adventure novels, and his autobiography is a classic.

Works

  • Sard HarkerAdventure novel set in exotic locations with themes of treasure and danger→
  • ODTAANovel with the title meaning One Damn Thing After Another→
  • The Taking of the Gry→
  • Live and Kicking Ned→
  • Dead Ned→
  • Salt-Water BalladsCollection of poetry exploring maritime themes and seafaring life→
  • The Everlasting MercyNarrative poem depicting a working-class journey toward spiritual redemption→
  • Reynard the FoxNarrative poem following a fox's survival and cunning in the English countryside→
  • Collected PoemsComprehensive collection of poetry and verse spanning his career→

Related

W. W. Jacobs·William Clark Russell·A.E. Housman·Thomas Hardy·Rupert Brooke
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