Eleanora Luisa Montagu brought this man's only novel to the stage, while Edward Sackville-West wrote the most canonical biography of him.
Eleanora Luisa Montagu brought this man's only novel to the stage, while Edward Sackville-West wrote the most canonical biography of him. Well known during his lifetime were the fantastical "Flight of a Tartar Tribe" and essays on "Joan of Arc" and "The English Mail Coach." In another essay he declares that it is "into this hell we are to look" in his discussion of the aftermath of a famous literary murder, a subject he also tackles in "On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts." He wrote his only novel about a Swabian city, Klosterheim, while his best-known work discusses repeated visits by an imagined Gypsy while he is suffering from addiction. FTP name this English essayist, the author of Confessions of an English Opium Eater.
Eleanora Luisa Montagu brought this man's only novel to the stage, while Edward Sackville-West wrote the most canonical biography of him.
Thomas {de Quincey}