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(Philosopher) John Cowper Powys was a versatile English author known for his success with the novel "Wolf Solent" in 1929, which solidified his reputation as a prominent literary figure. Often seen as a successor to Thomas Hardy, Powys is celebrated for works such as "A Glastonbury Romance," "Weymouth Sands," and "Maiden Castle," which are collectively known as his Wessex novels. His engaging lectures found resonance in both England and the United States, where he spent a considerable part of his career crafting and releasing novels.
