Contributor: Charles Harrison Wallace

</HEAD> <BODY BACKGROUND="PARCH.jpg" LINK="265727" ALINK=RED VLINK=262757> <TABLE BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=5 CELLSPACING=0><TR> <TD WIDTH=10></TD> <TD BGCOLOR="F6C7B7" VALIGN=TOP WIDHT=25><FONT COLOR="063707"> <CENTER> <FONT SIZE=+3 COLOR=#400000><B>Forgotten Ground Regained</B></FONT> <hr size=1> <FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR=164717><I>A treasury of alliterative<BR> and accentual verse</I></FONT></CENTER> <hr size=1> <P><FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"><B><I>Editor</I></B></FONT><BR> <FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"> <A HREF="deane.htm">Paul Douglas Deane</A> </FONT> <hr size=1><FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"><B><I>Contributors: 2000</I></B></FONT><BR> <a href="helsem.htm" TARGET="_parent"><FONT SIZE=+1>Michael Helsem</FONT></a><BR> <a href="revard.htm" TARGET="_parent"><FONT SIZE=+1>Carter Revard</FONT></a><BR> <a href="wallace.htm" TARGET="_parent"><FONT SIZE=+1>Charles Harrison Wallace</FONT></a><BR> <BR> <P><FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"><B><I>Contributors: 1999</I></B></FONT><BR> <FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"> <a href="johnstn.htm" TARGET="_parent">George Johnston</a><BR> <a href="martin.htm" TARGET="_parent">Eric F.J. Martin</a><BR> <a href="murphy.htm" TARGET="_parent">Timothy Murphy</a><BR> <a href="sullvn.htm" TARGET="_parent">Alan Sullivan</a><BR> <a href="ward.htm" TARGET="_parent">Christie Ward</a><BR> </FONT> <hr size=1> <FONT SIZE=+1 COLOR="#400000"> <A HREF="awards.htm" TARGET="_parent">Awards</A><BR> <A HREF="index.htm" TARGET="_parent">Main Index Page</A> </TD> <TD WIDTH=100></TD> <TD VALIGN="TOP" ALIGN="LEFT"> <HR SIZE=4 NOSHADE WIDTH=100%> <FONT SIZE=+2><B><I>Contributor</I></B>: Charles Harrison Wallace</FONT> <HR SIZE=4 NOSHADE WIDTH=100%> <FONT SIZE=+1> <P>Charles Harrison Wallace writes that his background is extremely varied: born of naval parents, he has lived France, Germany, Iran, Kenya, Scandinavia, Baffin Island, and England, and has worked as a cavalry officer, book dealer, newspaper sub-editor, management consultant, entrepreneur, art historian, and translator. He has an M.A. in English Language and Literature from Oxford, and currently teaches at the London College of Fashion.</P> <P>His translation of the <I>Seafarer</I> reflects a long term interest in the poem.</P> </BODY></HTML>