Autor: Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch

Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch, born on November 21, 1863, in Bodmin, Cornwall, was a prolific British writer, poet, and critic, often publishing under the pseudonym „Q.“ He is celebrated for his contribution to the literary world as both an author and an academic. Quiller-Couch was educated at Newton Abbot College, Clifton College, and Trinity College, Oxford, where his literary talent began to shine. He embarked on a career in journalism and then turned to writing fiction. Q“s profound knowledge of English literature and history imbued his works with depth and vitality. His writing spans across a number of literary forms, including novels, short stories, and anthologies. „Q“s Mystery Stories, “ one of his acclaimed works, showcases his mastery of suspense and the dramatic elements that define the mystery genre. Quiller-Couch“s literary style is marked by its vivid storytelling, rich with the cultural tapestry of his native Cornwall, and a knack for creating compelling characters and narratives. As a literary critic, he also penned the lauded „On the Art of Writing“ lectures, capturing his keen insights into the process and craft of writing. Quiller-Couch“s impact on literature includes his role as editor of the monumental „Oxford Book of English Verse 1250–1900, “ shaping generations of readers“ understanding of English poetry. He passed away on May 12, 1944, leaving behind a legacy cherished by both scholars and enthusiasts of the literary arts.