Robert Graves

Robert Graves was a British poet, novelist, and scholar, known for his influential works in the early to mid-20th century. He gained fame with his poem collection "Goodbye to All That," which reflects his experiences in World War I. Graves was also noted for his historical novels, especially "I, Claudius," which provides a fictionalized account of the Roman Emperor Claudius's life. Additionally, he was a prominent figure in literary circles, advocating for the importance of mythology and literature. His writings combine personal reflection with historical insight, making him a significant figure in English literature.