Ernest Dowson was one of the most gifted poets of the late Victorian era, whose work exerted a profound influence on the symbolist and decadent movements. In this collection, Dowson's poems and prose are presented alongside a memoir by his friend and fellow poet, Arthur Symons. Together, these works offer a comprehensive portrait of a literary genius who died tragically young, leaving behind a body of work that continues to captivate readers today.

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