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'''John Gambril Francis Nicholson''' (6 October 1866 - 1 July 1931) was an English school teacher and [[Uranian poetry|Uranian poet]]. He was also an amateur photographer. He was the quintessential Uranian, forming the center of that semi-underground world, and frequently writing introductions for and receiving dedications from his peers. | '''John Gambril Francis Nicholson''' (6 October 1866 - 1 July 1931) was an English school teacher and [[Uranian poetry|Uranian poet]]. He was also an amateur photographer. He was the quintessential Uranian, forming the center of that semi-underground world, and frequently writing introductions for and receiving dedications from his peers. | ||
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John Gambril Francis Nicholson (6 October 1866 - 1 July 1931) was an English school teacher and Uranian poet. He was also an amateur photographer. He was the quintessential Uranian, forming the center of that semi-underground world, and frequently writing introductions for and receiving dedications from his peers.
Works
- Love in Earnest: Sonnets, Ballades, and Lyrics (London 1892)
- A Story of Cliffe School (Bradford c.1895)
- A Chaplet of Southernwood (Ashover [Derby] 1896)
- In Carrington's duty-week : a private school episode (London n.d. [1910]) — Internet Archive e-book
- A Garland of Ladslove (London 1911)
- Romance of a Choir Boy (London 1916)
- Opals and Pebbles (London 1928)
