Reed, Henry

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 367 words | Copyright

Reed, Henry (1914–86), poet, translator, and radio dramatist, is best known for his book of verse A Map of Verona (1946), which contained his much-anthologized poem, inspired by his wartime experiences in the army, ‘Naming of Parts’. His plays made a notable contribution to BBC radio drama in the 1950s, and two collections have been published.

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