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Neil Curry, William Shenstone: Landscape Gardener and Poet
A study of William Shenstone, the eighteenth-centure landscape gardener and poet..
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Stuart Fryd, Scarlett in Knoware
Stuart Fryd's fourth exciting novel for children.
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Andrew Taylor, Adrian Henri: A Critical Reading
This is the first critical overview of the poetry of Liverpool poet, Adrian Henri.
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David Cameron, Samuel Beckett, The Middle and Later Years
An exploraton of the later genius of Samuel Bekett
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John Murray, Across the Great Divide: Manxmen in the American Civil War
This is the first book on the American Civil War to look at the role played by men from the Isle of Man.
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Alessio Zanelli, The Secret of Archery
A questing, lyric and tender collection from Italian poet Alessio Zanelli.
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Neil Root, Covering Darkness
Writing true crime
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James Hodgson, Oscar Wilde: Philosopher, Poet and Playwright
A penetrating, critical analysis of Oscar Wilde's work.
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For once Wilde's biography is subordinated to consideration of the value of his work. This penetrating critical analysis is based on philosophical as well as literary points of view. It gives emphasis to the controlling ideas that inspire Wilde's work as well as his methods of composition. It reviews the manifestation of his ideas evident in his poetry, story writing, drama and socio-politico and philosophic thought. Wilde's uniform methods of writing seemingly impose limitations on the reach of his work. But when, as happens, most notably in The Ballad of Reading Gaol, The Importance of Being Earnest, 'Pen, Pencil and Poison', and 'The Soul of Man under Socialism', he transcends those models and has something enduring to say.