In Hospital

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Set against the backdrop of his lengthy hospitalization, this poetry collection showcases Henley's pioneering use of free verse in England. Written during his three years at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, the poems reflect his experiences and emotions during a challenging time in his life. Known for his resilience, Henley is best remembered for "Invictus," a powerful testament to the human spirit. The book also includes a new introductory biography that provides insight into his life and struggles, enhancing the reader's understanding of his work.