He later attacked Yeats, Eliot, and Pound in "These Be Your Gods, O Israel," as he became anti-Modernist in his later years.
Although once published in a Georgian anthology, he used a pseudonym when attacking the Georgian poets in "The Marmosite's Miscellany." He later attacked Yeats, Eliot, and Pound in "These Be Your Gods, O Israel," as he became anti-Modernist in his later years. He leaned mythological in such poems as "Leda" and "Ulysses," and in his attempt to examine the worldwide myth of the Great Mother in The White Goddess. For 10 points--name this author of historical novels such as I, Claudius.
Although once published in a Georgian anthology, he used a pseudonym when attacking the Georgian poets in "The Marmosite's Miscellany."
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