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| Wessex, meliorist, his work never developed |
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| pejorist, homosexual, "shropshire lad" |
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| WWI, mentor was Siegfried Sassoon, suffered from shellshock |
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| Rugby Cambridge, cynical, WWI |
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| sligo, "what if", religions, greatest modern English poet of the 20th century |
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| tuberculosis, miners, the vitality of men over the reasoning of women |
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| nobel prize, moved to England, critic |
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| eclectic, moved to America, claimed to be a Christian but doubted key doctrines, homosexual |
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| Canadian, wrote stories in the 1st person |
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| Dublin, "Ulysses", "Portrait of an Artist" |
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| librarian, dominant figure in "the movement"- a reaction against extravagance in poetry |
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