W. H. Davies

Exploring the life of W. H. Davies, this biography highlights his evolution from humble beginnings in Newport to his experiences as a hobo in America and his eventual recognition as a poet in England. It delves into significant themes such as ethics, creativity, and class, while comparing his emergence in poetry to the Georgian Poets. The book also examines his relationship with Edward Thomas and discusses his influential work "Young Emma," which reflects on his marriage to a young prostitute, showcasing the complexity of his personal and artistic journey.