Bernard Wall

Born in 1914 and educated at the London School of Economics, he became known as an English poet, critic, editor, and publisher. He was closely involved in Catholic literary circles, and sources on his papers note that he and his wife Barbara Wall were active in London's Catholic Worker movement in the 1930s.

In 1934 he founded the Colosseum Press, a small publishing house that supported poetry and Catholic intellectual writing. Alongside his own poems and criticism, he edited and promoted the work of other writers, giving him a lasting place not just as an author but also as a literary organizer.

He died in 1994. Reliable image results located during this search did not provide a clear, usable portrait to confirm, so no profile image is included here.