One writer with this surname, William, edited the first British edition of Whitman's poems and was the
 chief editor of the literary magazine The Germ.
One writer with this surname, William, edited the first British edition of Whitman's poems and was the
 chief editor of the literary magazine The Germ. Another writer with this surname wrote "A Sonnet is a
 moment's monument" in the introductory poem of his sonnet sequence The House of Life. This name was
 shared by one writer who penned "In the Bleak Midwinter" and another who wrote of a woman leaning
 "out from the gold bar of Heaven" in "The Blessed Damozel." The former author of this name wrote about
 Laura and Lizzie's encounter with fruit sellers in "Goblin Market." For 10 points, give this surname shared
 by English poets Dante and Christina.
One writer with this surname, William, edited the first British edition of Whitman's poems and was the
 chief editor of the literary magazine The Germ.
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