Arthur Quiller-Couch

1863–1944 (age 81)

Biography

Arthur Quiller-Couch, born in 1863, became one of Cornwall's most cherished literary figures, shaping modern tastes through works such as The Oxford Book of English Verse and his beloved essays on the art of writing.

As a teacher and mentor, he championed clarity, warmth, and integrity in storytelling, leaving behind not only books but generations of writers who valued his gentle counsel.

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