He collected his periodical criticism in Conversations on Some of the Old Poets, while his own poems include "The Changeling" and "The Darkened Mind."
In one work, he called Poe "three fifths [a] genius and two-fifths sheer fudge" and Holmes "a Leyden jar always charged." He was the first to publish works by Jones Very, doing so in his magazine The Pioneer, and he edited and published the collected works of his wife, the former Maria White. He collected his periodical criticism in Conversations on Some of the Old Poets, while his own poems include "The Changeling" and "The Darkened Mind." His put his views on slavery and the Mexican war into a work presenting letters from the farmer Ezekiel and his son Hosea to and from figures like the Reverend Homer Wilbur and the Yankee renegade soldier Birdofredum Sawin. FTP, name this editor of the Atlantic Monthly, the author of "A Fable for Critics" and The Biglow Papers.
In one work, he called Poe "three fifths [a] genius and two-fifths sheer fudge" and Holmes "a Leyden jar always charged."
James Russell {Lowell}