Pengarang: Guy Wetmore Carryl

Guy Wetmore Carryl (1873–1904) was an American humorist and poet, known for his parodies and light verse, as well as being a journalist. Educated at Columbia University, where he succeeded in literary pursuits, Carryl”s career began as a contributing author to Harper”s Magazine. Notably, Carryl”s literary style combined a whimsical sense of humor with clever lyricism, often employing the use of parody to critique the very tales and genres he mimicked. “The Lieutenant-Governor, ” among his works, showcases his talent for satire and narrative, weaving a tale imbued with Carryl”s characteristic wit. Though his life was cut tragically short by illness at the age of 31, Carryl had already earned a place among the notable humorists of his time, admired for his keen social observations and his facility with rhyme and meter. His contributions to the literary world remain a testament to his skill as both a storyteller and a poet, his works continuing to entertain readers with their enduring charm and cleverness.