"The Last Blackbird" and Other Poems by Ralph Hodgson

Ralph Hodgson, although becoming first popular in the Georgian period, actually transcends Georgeiana. He wrote strong and relevant poetry displaying an epigrammatic and lyrical power. His sympathy for nature and animals will resonate with the modern reader. The 'Song of Honour' can be compared to Christopher Smart, and 'The Bull' to John Clare's work.

John Harding, the biographer of Ralph Hodgson, is a freelance writer and teacher living in London. He is the author of several biographies and sporting histories and is currently editing a selection of soccer fiction.

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