Since Rupert Hart-Davis's edition of Wilde's letters was first published in 1962, further letters have come to light, and these are presented here for the first time.

More Letters of Oscar Wilde (Oxford Letters and Memoirs)

HART-DAVIS, Rupert

Wilde, Óscar

Literature & Fiction

Oxford University Press

This selection from Max Beerbohm's correspondence includes the drawings with which he illustrated his letters. The text includes extracts from letters to Bernard Shaw, Lytton Strachey, Arnold Bennett, Edmund Gosse and many others. Rupert Hart-Davis has also edited "Max Beerbohm: Letters to Reggie Turner", "A Catalogue of the Caricatures of Max Beerbohm" and "Siegfried Sassoon's Letters to Max Beerbohm".

Letters of Max Beerbohm 1892-1956 (Oxford Letters and Memoirs)

First edition. The author tells the story of his mother's short and tragic life. It contains more than fifty illustrations. Name in ink on free endpaper. xii, 157 pages. cloth, dust jacket..

The Arms of Time: A Memoir

History

David&Charles

Beggar in Purple

<p>, xiv, 503 pages, with black &amp; white frontispiece, SIGNED and dedicated by the author on front free endpaper</p>

Hugh Walpole : A Biography

Biographies & Memoirs

Greenwood Publishing

A Catalogue of the Caricatures of Max Beerbohm

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

Macmillan

Physical description; 185p. ; 23cm. Subject; English letters.

The Lyttelton Hart-Davis Letters (v. 3)

Lyttelton, George

Essays & Correspondence

John Murray Publishers, Limited

Letters, 1892-1956

W.W.Norton and Company

George Lyttelton - a former master at Eton - once complained at a dinner at which Rupert Hart-Davis - former Eton pupil, publisher and man of letters - was present, that he was bored and that no one ever wrote to him. This is a paperback collection of the celebrated correspondence that ensued. Rupert Hart-Davis reports from the front line of the London literary battlefield, when not pursuing Wildean minutiae for his famous edition of Oscar's letters, while George fulminates from his summerhouse on "this age of jaw" and "how it darkens counsel". That "thrawn old dyspeptic" Carlyle is praised as much as the pernicious and joyless influence of F.R. Leavis is condemend. Equally, broad beans, fried sole and the right sort of cold ham are listed as foods never to be turned down.

The Lyttelton Hart-Davis letters: a selection: correspondence of George Lyttelton and Rupert Hart-Davis 1955-1962

Hudson, Roger

John Murray

The Lyttelton-Hart-Davis Letters 1955-1962 : A Selection

Classics

John Murray Publishers, Ltd.

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