A Forgotten Poet

A Forgotten Poet traces the life of Harold Humber, a modest and reluctant man of letters, from his early days in the Midlands to his varied career as an economist, jazz enthusiast, industrial architecture expert, and ultimately, a published poet. The story highlights Humber's associations with influential figures like Hugh Monmouth, who aims to shape Humber’s literary legacy. Through Humber’s journey, the narrative explores the intersections of friendship, ambition, and the evolving world of English literature.