This man's literary output includes the narrative poem Sigurd the Volsung, while another of his poems describes Paris during the Commune in its section "A Glimpse of the Coming Day;" that poem is this man's The Pilgrims of Hope.
Critical works about this man include "a Vindication," of him authored by R. Page Arnot, as well E.P. Thompson's Romantic to Revolutionary. This man's literary output includes the narrative poem Sigurd the Volsung, while another of his poems describes Paris during the Commune in its section "A Glimpse of the Coming Day;" that poem is this man's The Pilgrims of Hope. As a reaction to Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward, this man composed his utopian novel about Dick Hammond, News From Nowhere, and imagined himself falling asleep and waking up during the Wat Tyler Rebellion in his A Dream of John Ball. This man edited the Commonweal, an organ of the Socialist League he founded, while another of his projects was the Kelmscott Press. More famously, this man collaborated with Edward Burne-Jones on the Green Dining Room in the Victoria and Albert Museum and his wife was a model for many works by Dante Gabriel Rosetti. For ten points, identify this British socialist and pre-Raphaelite, a leader of the Arts and Crafts Moement.
Critical works about this man include "a Vindication," of him authored by R. Page Arnot, as well E.P. Thompson's Romantic to Revolutionary.
William Morris