Only one poem, "Elinoure and Juga," of this author's best known collection was published during his lifetime.
Only one poem, "Elinoure and Juga," of this author's best known collection was published during his lifetime. Due to the collection's lack of early success, the poet, to whom Keats dedicates Endymion, committed suicide prior to his 18th birthday. Two years after the poet's death, another poem, "The Bristowe Tragedie" was published, but the rest of this collection would remain unpublished until 1777 when Chaucer scholar Thomas Tyrwhitt fell for the ruse that the poems were the work of a 15th century author. For 10 points-- name this author of the infamous Rowley Poems.
Only one poem, "Elinoure and Juga," of this author's best known collection was published during his lifetime.
Thomas {Chatterton}