In a novel by this author, the priest Basil Strode strips naked as part of the so-called "sun cure," but spends the rest of the novel trying to find his clothes.
In a novel by this author, the priest Basil Strode strips naked as part of the so-called "sun cure," but spends the rest of the novel trying to find his clothes. In another book, the evil Mardok meets a sexy deep sea photographer named Evelyn Hamilton who is living in a diving bell under the Mediterranean Sea - Mardok then blows up the world with his death ray, so he can repopulate it with Evelyn. Many of his poems were collected in The Flower of Old Japan, and he wrote a verse trilogy about great scientists in history entitled The Torch-Bearers. In his best known work, a jealous man called "Tim the Ostler" overhears the inn-keeper's daughter Bess talking to her lover. Bess shakes free from her bonds and shoots herself in the breast with a musket in order to warn her lover, who is out stealing gold. Also known for the poem "The Barrel-Organ," FTP, name this early 20th century English author who penned the poem "The Highwayman."
In a novel by this author, the priest Basil Strode strips naked as part of the so-called "sun cure," but spends the rest of the novel trying to find his clothes.
Alfred Noyes