Background
Gerald (William) Bullett was born on the 30th of December 1893 in London, City of London, United Kingdom.
(This is a short, meditative novel written in the first pe...)
This is a short, meditative novel written in the first person, recollecting events in the narrator's childhood. The instigating crisis of the story is the revelation, when he is six, that he is the offspring of an adulterous affair. His biological father has just gone off to war and plays no direct part in the story. The main characters are his legal father, Robert, a man of generous spirit, his mother, relatives, and two contrasting preachers, one authentic, the other a monster of self-righteousness who meets with a grisly end. Written with meticulous skill, as is typical of this author, this is a beautiful story that everyone will enjoy.
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1933
Gerald (William) Bullett was born on the 30th of December 1893 in London, City of London, United Kingdom.
Firstly Gerald studied at Jesus College then he graduated from Cambridge University with First Class Honors in English Tripos in 1921.
Gerald was a regular contributor to Times Literary Suppplement and other weeklies from 1921 also he contributed commentary on radio. He passed over a military service: Royal Flying Corps, he served in France and Egypt during the years 1914-18.
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1933Gerald supposes the phrase ‘liberal Socialism’ would about cover his political creed.
He was a member of Book Society in England (a member of selection committee).
Quotes from others about the person
Writer and critic John Holmes wrote touchingly in the New York Times Book Review: “With humility, the poet expresses gratitude to his publishers for bringing out his book ‘in difficult and crowded times. The times need such books, and gratitude goes instead to the poet.”
Gerald was married to Rosalind Gould, in 1921. They had one daughter.