Walter Ernest Allen was a British novelist born on February 23, 1911. He is best known for his works in the field of literary criticism and his novels. His net worth, biography, age, height, family, and career updates are available online. He was a prolific writer and his works have been widely acclaimed.
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Walter Ernest Allen, a renowned novelist based in England, is projected to have a net worth ranging from $100K to $1M by the year 2024. With a successful career in writing, Allen has garnered substantial wealth through his literary achievements and contributions to the literary world. Known for his captivating storytelling and profound insights into the human condition, Allen has captured the hearts of readers and critics alike. As he continues to pursue his passion for writing, his net worth is expected to grow further, solidifying his status as a talented and influential novelist in England.
Author associated with Britain's Birmingham Group, a generational group of writers during WWII. His career was incredibly diverse. He produced a number of novels following his graduation from University in rapid-fire succession. Throughout his more than 50-year career, he would work as a professor, editor, broadcaster, and author of many revered non-fiction works featuring his gift for sharp and down-to-earth literary criticism. The most notable of his life's' works a collection critiques: The English Novel: a Short Critical History published in 1951.
Born in Birmingham, he attended King Edward's Grammar school before continuing on at the University of Birmingham. He began to write fiction and teach after graduation. These positions took him across the pond to America, teaching at notable schools such as Vassar College in New York before settling on a position at the New University of Ulster, in Northern Ireland in 1967.
He was so prolific as a writer that by the time of his death, he'd accumulated a large pile of works left in manuscript. He even started writing and editing poetry at the very tail end of his life.
He married and had four children.
He went to university with poets Henry Reed and Louis Macneice.
