The Athenæum

London, England

22 April 1911

(page 442)

Book Review

[The Triumph of Pan by Victor B. Neuburg.]

Though by no means deficient in originality, vigour, or imaginative power, his verse is too often cumbered with the fantastic symbols of a species of erotic mysticism, into which we feel no desire to probe. . . . It is difficult to believe that the persons to whom certain poems are inscribed will experience any very lively gratification at the compliment.