of an event is unlikely to be interesting after it and this may be the reason why my prophetic utterances regarding the Great War took the form of Satire.
- Lived
- 1884–1955
- Born
- Manchester
- Died
- Virginia Water
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Known as
- writer, translator, novelist
- Era
- 20th century
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I nothing know but that I nothing know, And therefore I sing merrily. I sit and watch the thronging moments go, Each taking life from me.
By its truth and absolute integrity — since Tolstoy I know of no writing so crystal clear — "Jean-Christophe" is the first great book of the twentieth century. In a sense it begins the twenties century. It bridges transition, and shows us …
