He taught Elizabethan literature and wrote the critical work Shakespeare and His Forerunners.
He taught Elizabethan literature and wrote the critical work Shakespeare and His Forerunners. He told of a tragic blood feud in "The Revenge of Hamish" and established himself by publishing Corn in Lippincott's Magazine, a work preceded by his Civil War novel Tiger-Lilies. Though born in Macon, Georgia, he was affiliated with Baltimore, where he wrote The Marshes of Glynn and performed in the Peabody Orchestra. For 10 points, identify this author of The Song of the Chattahoochee.
He taught Elizabethan literature and wrote the critical work Shakespeare and His Forerunners.
Sidney {Lanier}