Bloomsbury and modernism Book

Another review said Campbell was a lightweight poet, but I encourage the reader to google and read some of his work before you file that judgement away. Everything about his work is rich, and furthermore, a mark of greatness, his topics are no less urgent today, as he covers racism, sin, Faith, love, social classes, in each poem telling it like it is in rhymed songs luxuriant in language. His life too was honest and clean. He went against the crowd, and he suffered for it, and never relented his loyalties to his beliefs, to his wife, to his family, to his Church. I would not say he was a better poet than T.S. Eliot, but I believe the two of them, in heaven, have long known who was the braver. This wonderful biography does him justice, by a biographer whose own background gives him the context to appreciate Campbell.