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Collected Poems by W. W. Jacobs offers a surprising and delightful look at the poetic side of the author best known for his classic tale The Monkey's Paw and his humorous maritime stories. In this rare collection, Jacobs turns his keen eye and dry wit to verse, crafting poems that blend humor, irony, and subtle insight into human nature. Whether capturing the quirks of everyday life, the charm of seaside characters, or moments of quiet reflection, his poetry echoes the storytelling charm and cleverness that defined his prose. This collection reveals a lighter, lyrical facet of Jacobs's literary talent, making it a hidden gem for fans of his fiction and lovers of humorous, character-driven poetry.

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W. W. Jacobs (1863-1943) was an English author best known for his macabre short story The Monkey's Paw, a chilling tale of fate and unintended consequences. Though he gained lasting fame for this supernatural classic, much of Jacobs's work was humorous and centered on life among sailors and dockworkers, drawing from his own experiences growing up near the London docks. His early collections, such as Many Cargoes and Sea Urchins, showcased his skill in blending comedy with character-rich storytelling. Jacobs remains remembered today for his mastery of suspense and his contribution to both horror and humorous fiction

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