“Not philosophy, after all, not humanity, just sheer joyous power of song, is the primal thing in poetry.”
Quote by Max Beerbohm
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The Prince of Minor Writers: The Selected Essays of Max Beerbohm
This book is a compilation of Max Beerbohm's essays, which delve into the world of literature and society with a distinctive blend of wit and satire. Beerbohm's work is known for its sharp observations and clever wordplay, offering readers a unique perspective on the arts and the human condition. more
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Max Beerbohm
Max Beerbohm was an English essayist and satirist known for his wit and satirical style. His works often focused on social and cultural satire, offering profound insights into the customs of his time and the literary world. more
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