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The 'Waste Land' That Left T.S.Eliot Barren!
A series of newly published letters have revealed the barren condition of T.S.Eliot. He was forced to work for Lloyds bank by day and edit Criterion, a quarterly magazine, by night. The work and the worry have taken 10 years off my life.
On March 12, 1923, he wrote: "I am now in the midst of a terrific crisis. I wish to heaven that I had never taken up the Criterion. It has been a great expense to me. I have not got a penny out of it."
The workload, and worry about money had shaken his confidence in writing. Eliot refused to give up his bank job and wrote on April 26, 1923: "The bank is a secure job for life, with a at 60, a year's salary and a for my wife in the event of my death."
On December 31, 1923, he said: "I am ashamed to have sent you such badly written articles. I must stop writing and read and think for a long time before recommencing."
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