E. V. Knox

E. V. Knox (Edmund George Valpy Knox, May 10, 1881 - January 2, 1971), was a poet and satirist who wrote under the pseudonym Evoe. He was editor of Punch 1932-1949, having been a regular contributor in verse and prose for many years.

Books

Collections of Evoe's writings, usually reprinted from the pages of Punch, were published as follows:

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• The Brazen Lyre (1911)
• Parodies Regained (1921)
• These Liberties (1923)
• Poems of Impudence (1926)
• It Occurs to Me (1926)
• I'll Tell the World (1928)
• Wonderful Outings (1928)
• Here's Misery! (1928)
• This Other Eden (1929)
• Fiction as She is Wrote
• Fancy Now
• Quaint Specimens
• Awful Occasions
• Gorgeous Times
• Things that Annoy Me
• Slight Irritations
• Folly Calling (1932)
• Blue Feathers
• An Hour from Victoria
• A Little Loot
• In My Old Days (1969)