William Kean Seymour was a British writer, by profession a bank manager. He was a poet and critic, novelist, journalist and literary editor.

Works

• The Street of Dreams (1914) poems
• To Verhaeren (1917) poems
• Twenty-Four Poems (1918) poems
• Swords and Flutes (1919) poems
• Miscellany Of Poetry (1910) editor
• A Jackdaw in Georgia (1925) parodies
• Parrot Pie (1927) parodies
• Caesar Remembers (1929) poems
• Time Stands (1935) poems
• The Little Cages (1944) first novel
• Collected Poems (1946) poems
• So Sceptical My Heart (1951)
• Store of Trees (1951)
• Friends of the Swallow (1953)
• The Secret Kingdom (1954)
• Names & Faces (1956)
• The First Childermas (1959) play
• Pattern of Poetry (1963) with John Smith
• Jonathan Swift: Enigma of a Genius (1967) biography
• Silver Jubilee (1969)
• The Cats of Rome (1970)

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