There’s no place like a revered writer’s home | Letters
Readers respond to an editorial on preserving the homes of writers such as William Blake, Ted Hughes and William Wordsworth for the publicYour editorial (The Guardian view on writers’ houses: a museum of one’s own, 18 August) rightly laments that George Eliot has no publicly open home despite efforts to secure one. The same is true, remarkably, of William Blake, and he is at least as worthy a cause, and arguably even more influential.Poet, painter, printmaker and author of the…
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