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Hovey, Richard (1864–1900)| US poet. A committed ‘bohemian’, he wrote much original verse, collaborated with William Carman in Songs from Vagabondia 1894, 1896, and 1901, and published a volume of lyrics, Along the Trail 1898. |
| In Europe, he came into contact with the French Symbolists and translated poems by the Belgian Maurice Maeterlinck. His own verse included the series of dramas Launcelot and Guenevere 1891; Taliesin 1900; and The Holy Graal 1907. |
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