Penguin Modern Poets 17: Gascoyne Graham Raine

Literature & Fiction

David Gascoyne

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W. S. Graham

Poetry

Penguin??Books

Collected Poems

Oxford University Press

Existential writings

Amaté Press

<p>Includes a substantial selection of Gascoyne's poems from the early 1930s to the present. Included are examples of his earliest work in Roman Balcony (1932, published when he was sixteen) to Hölderlin's Madness (1938); all poems from his most famous volume, Poems 1937-1942, and the best-known poems from his post-war collections, including Night Thoughts (1956) in its entirety. There is a section of light verse and one section of recent poems. He established his name when he was a schoolboy, and his association with the Surrealists drew him into the orbit of Max Ernst, André Breton, and Dalí in Paris. He lived in France in the 1930s, and again in the 50s and 60s, and is revered there, both as a poet and as a translator.</p>

Selected Poems

Enitharmon Pr

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