Search Results: twentieth century poetry from C L Hawley

London: Dent,. Paperback. 148pp. Memoir of the modernist poet and publisher. Frontis and dust wrapper illustration are from a drawing by Eliot's sister-in-law. Light pencil annotations. Lightly sunned to dust wrapper spine. Lightly rubbed to spine ends. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. First edition. 1968.

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Slightly bumped to one corner, otherwise minimal wear. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. Paperback. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Slightly bumped to one corner, otherwise minimal wear. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

Dublin: Wolfhound Press,. 295pp. An important collection of 16 essays on the poetry of Heaney. Includes new essays on recent collections. Aimed at A level or under-graduate support it will still be of interest to professional scholars. Contributors include poets Anne Stevenson and Douglas Dunn as well as Barbara Hardy, Philip Hobsbawn and others. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy. . Paperback. Fourth Edition. 2000.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 592pp. Black and white frontis. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. A little bumped to spine ends and hint of rubbing to points. Very good copy. . Hardcover. Reprint. 1961.

British Colombia: Sono Nis Press,. Hardback. 252pp. Pale blue boards with black titles to spine; black has rather smudged. Dust wrapper is sunned to spine and unevenly to front and back. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardcover. 1978.

New York: Free Press,. Paperback. 117pp. Selection of Cuban poems, some originally in Spanish and some originally in Enlgish, presented here in both the original and the translation. Pages very slightly tanned. Externally clean and bright. Very good copy. . Paperback. 2006.

Exeter: University of Exeter,. 17pp. A checklist of poems, stories and incidental prose that appeared in periodical publication. Extends by a third the list available in 'The Art of Sylvia Plath'.  American Arts pamphlet series. Stapled binding. Slight hint of tanning to white card wraps. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. 1970.

Kansas: University of Kansas,. Paperback. 104pp. University of Kansas Humanistic Studies No.39. Detailed assessment of Yeats' work with a strong focus on the development of key traits such as his use of his Irish background. Card covers are dulled and rubbed. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. First edition. 1968.

Westport: Greenwood Press,. Hardback. 151pp. Grey cloth with black and labels and gilt titles to front and spine. Very clean, bright and neat. Near fine, bright copy. . Hardcover. 1991.

Manchester: Carcanet,. Hardback. 153pp. 10 essays plus chronology etc. Unevenly sunned to dust wrapper. Hint of rubbing. Very good copy in good dust wrapper . Hardcover. 1983.

London: J. M. Dent & Sons ,. Hardback. 75pp. Tan boards with silver titles to spine. Slightly bummped to one corner. Slight sunned to spine and edges. Good+, sound copy . Hardcover. 1964.

Edinburgh: Published by the author,. Hardback. 95pp. Poetry in both standard English and Scots, selected and introduced by Alastair Mackie. 19 page glossary of Scots dialect words. Glossary of proper names. Notes on poems. Blue boards with gilt titles. Dw is slightly rolled to top edge. Near fine copy in very good dw. . Hardcover. First edition. 1979.

Müller & Kiepenheuer.. Hardback. 35pp. Poetry. Text in German. A neat internal repair to the hinge. Binding is now sound enough for a reading copy. Somewhat rubbed to edges. Reading copy only. . Hardcover.

London: Guardian,. 26pp. No. 1 in a series of 7 each about a different poet. Brief selection of Eliot's poetry with critical introduction by poet Craig Raine, also includes double page spread photograph, a facsimile manuscript, and 2 1920s Guardian reviews of Eliot's poetry. Neat stapled pamphlet. Hint of fading to edges. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. 2008.

London: Edward Arnold,. Hardback. 196pp. Blue boards with silver titles to spine. Slightly sunned to edges. Dust wrapper has some small tears and small chips to edges. Very good copy in Chipped and Torn dw. . Hardcover. 1965.

London. Cyril Connolly's influential Horizon. Contributions include: 'An Appraisal: Ivy Compton-Burnett and Elizabeth Bowen' by Edward Sackville West, 'A Latin Profile' by Bernard Berenson, '"Scottie" Wilson' by E. L. T. Mesens, 'Religion and Temperament' by Aldous Huxley, 'Where Shall John Go? IX - South Africa' by Harold Jenkins etc. Reproductions from drawings by "Scottie" Wilson. Paper covers are faded and slightly dusty to edges. Spine is lightly browned. A small area of loss to spine. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1946.

London. Cyril Connolly's influential Horizon. Contributions include: ''The Evolution of Charles Darwin' by Douglas Hubble, 'On the Possibilities of Painting' by Juan Gris etc. Poems by Laurie Lee. Reproductions of paintings by Juan Gris. Paper covers are faded and slightly dusty to edges. Spine is lightly browned. A small question mark in ink to the front. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1946.

Edinburgh: K D Duvall,. Hardback. 221pp. 16 essays including contributions by Norman MacCaig, David Daiches, Maurice Lindsay, etc. Subjects include Scots, Gaelic, Marxism, nationalism, the Scottish renaissance, etc. Black and white frontis and further plates with nearly 30 photographs. Presumed to be a proof copy as binding is thin card with no titles. Heavily sunned to spine. Internally clean and neat. Good, sound copy. . Hardcover. 1962.

Liverpool: Liverpool University Press,. Hardback. 258pp. An in-depth study of the poetry and prose of the exiled Russian writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1987. Moves from the influences of Brodsky's aesthetic (the existentialism of Kierkegaarde and Sestov, and the poetry of John Donne) to an understanding of his later role as a cross-cultural bilingual essayist. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. . Hardback. 1998.