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Marnie Pomeroy, Christina Rossetti
Marnie Pomeroy examines the foremost poet of the Pre-Raphaelite movemen
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Paul McDonald, Allen Ginsberg: Cosmopolitan Comic
A study of the leading poet of the Beat Generation
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Anthony Fowles, Head On
A thriller introducing private eye Ethan Shaw.
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John Lucas, Remembered Acts
Remembered Acts is about the ways ordinary men and women are brought to confront their pasts and called to account.
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Andrew Keanie, Thomas De Quincey's Consecration of Romanticism
An in-depth study of the life and times of Thomas De Quincey, best known for his autobiographical work, Confessions of an English Opium Eater
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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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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.