In Michael Murphy's new annotated edition of Kenneth Allott's "Collected Poems" all Allott's previously published work is combined with eighteen new poems, some of which have only recently come to light. The whole collection is introduced and annotated by Murphy and now represents the most complete picture of Allott, a man widely regarded as one of most exciting poets of the late Thirties.
In Michael Murphy's new annotated edition of Kenneth Allott's "Collected Poems" all Allott's previously published work is combined with eighteen new poems, some of which have only recently come to light. The whole collection is introduced and annotated by Murphy and now represents the most complete picture of Allott, a man widely regarded as one of most exciting poets of the late Thirties.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenneth Allott (1912-1973) was a leading poet of the Thirties generation, publishing two collections of poetry: Poems (1938) and The Ventriloquist's Doll (1943). He was also the editor of the highly influential Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse (1950, rev. 1962). His Collected Poems has been out of print for a number of years, and this updated and revised new edition includes a significant number of poems either previously unpublished or not reprinted.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Note on the Text POEMS (1938) Men Walk Upright Lament for a Cricket Eleven Any Point on the Circumference Sunday Excursion The Statue The Museum Gnomic Verses Lovers We Need Offering Request Historical Grimace Quicksilver Pins and Needles To Die Clean Privacy End of a Year Never and Ever Summer Lullaby Barometer Azrael Parable Heroes and Hero Worship Municipal Myth The Plutocrats Fête Champêtre Exodus Memento Mori Prize for Good Conduct Patch The Watchman The Professor The In¿nite Regress Calenture Aunt Sally Speaks THE VENTRILOQUIST'S DOLL (1943) Against the Clock The Children Love in the Suburbs Love and Herbert Spencer Christmas After Munich Ode in Wartime The Ventriloquist's Doll Wedding Anniversary The Medium Morning and Evening Ragnarok Two Ages Feast of Saint Swithin Steering Line Speech from a Play The Memory of Yeats The Map Blackout People are Real City Nocturne Elegy The Situation Out of the Dream UNCOLLECTED POEMS Barking Lake of Darkness Patches on an Old Coat Legend of a Good Woman Lost Time Poseuse Farewell in the Afternoon Week-end Guest Dialogue of One Hallow'een Statement of Fact Poem Invocation Signs Valediction Quicksilver Cheshire Cat Departure Platform 'The Inconsequence of the Old Collecting Ferns ...' Moon in November For Action: This Day Late Augustan Typed with Two Fingers Fable Song 'To Be Old and Feel Nothing ...' Sunday 3 a.m. Song February Before Breakfast 'One Pain Cries in All Ages ...' 'Words Are Not Subtle Enough To Say How It Is ...' Lilies of the Colne Valley 'He Could Not Sleep ...' Notes
Acknowledgements Introduction Note on the Text POEMS (1938) Men Walk Upright Lament for a Cricket Eleven Any Point on the Circumference Sunday Excursion The Statue The Museum Gnomic Verses Lovers We Need Offering Request Historical Grimace Quicksilver Pins and Needles To Die Clean Privacy End of a Year Never and Ever Summer Lullaby Barometer Azrael Parable Heroes and Hero Worship Municipal Myth The Plutocrats Fête Champêtre Exodus Memento Mori Prize for Good Conduct Patch The Watchman The Professor The In¿nite Regress Calenture Aunt Sally Speaks THE VENTRILOQUIST'S DOLL (1943) Against the Clock The Children Love in the Suburbs Love and Herbert Spencer Christmas After Munich Ode in Wartime The Ventriloquist's Doll Wedding Anniversary The Medium Morning and Evening Ragnarok Two Ages Feast of Saint Swithin Steering Line Speech from a Play The Memory of Yeats The Map Blackout People are Real City Nocturne Elegy The Situation Out of the Dream UNCOLLECTED POEMS Barking Lake of Darkness Patches on an Old Coat Legend of a Good Woman Lost Time Poseuse Farewell in the Afternoon Week-end Guest Dialogue of One Hallow'een Statement of Fact Poem Invocation Signs Valediction Quicksilver Cheshire Cat Departure Platform 'The Inconsequence of the Old Collecting Ferns ...' Moon in November For Action: This Day Late Augustan Typed with Two Fingers Fable Song 'To Be Old and Feel Nothing ...' Sunday 3 a.m. Song February Before Breakfast 'One Pain Cries in All Ages ...' 'Words Are Not Subtle Enough To Say How It Is ...' Lilies of the Colne Valley 'He Could Not Sleep ...' Notes
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