Twentieth-century English poetry: An introduction

THWAITE, Anthony

Barnes&Noble

A portion for foxes

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Oxford University Press

A study, using surviving examples of Roman civilization, illustrating how the Romans affected British life during the 400 years following the invasion in 55 B.C.

Beyond the inhabited world: Roman Britain (The Mirror of Britain series)

Deutsch

Beyond the Inhabited World: Roman Britain

Teen & Young Adult

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

Contemporary English Poetry an Introduction

Dufour Editions

ESSAYS ON MAJOR AMERICAN AND BRITISH POETS.

Twentieth-century English Poetry: An Introduction

Heinemann Educational Books - Secondary Division

<p>In addition to "The Song of Hiawatha" and "Evangeline", this selection includes poems written after the death of his wife, such as "Palingenesis" and "The Cross of Snow," and later poems which draw on memories of his childhood including "The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls."</p>

Selected Poems (Everyman's Library)

Bigsby, Christopher

LONGFELLOW, HENRY-WADSWORTH

Everymans Library

<p>EVERYMAN'S POETRY LIBRARY: This new series of the world's greatest poetry features the hallmarks of Everyman Classics: top-quality production and reader-friendly design along with helpful notes and critiques. Each edition is also a great value, especially for those readers beginning to explore the work of this remarkable poet.</p>

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Everyman Poetry Library)

Everyman

Philip Larkin (1922-1985) was the best-loved poet of his generation, and the recipient of innumerable honours, including the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry, and the W H Smith Award. In "Larkin at Sixty", a tribute to him on his sixtieth birthday, twenty writers came together to celebrate the man and the poet with specially written pieces. Some of them are reminiscences, some look at aspects of his professional life as librarian, some consider his taste as it revealed itself in his writings on jazz and in his editing of the "Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse". The relationship between his novels and his poems is examined, and several essays explore the poems themselves. Three poets contribute hitherto unpublished poems. Together, all these illuminate with affection and insight the work, the man behind the work, and the appeal of both. The editor, Anthony Thwaite, edited Larkin's "Collected Poems", "Selected Letters", and "Further Requirements", and became one of Larkin's chosen literary executors.

Larkin at Sixty

Faber&Faber

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