How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear: Programme with Essays and Poems

Published by The Friends of the Bristol Oncology Centre, 2000

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The Friends of the Bristol Oncology Centre. PAPERBACK. 2000. HOWPLEASANTLEAR-01 :Faint shelfwear, faintly foxed wrappers. Programme of a performance of 'How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear' at the Redgrave Theatre, Bristol, on 16th July 2000. Introduction by Charles Lewsen, essays by Rowena Fowler, Vivien Noakes, Robert McCracken Peck, Ruth Pitman, Justin G Schiller and John Swales, poems by W H Auden, Gerard Benson, Charles Causley, Helen Dunmore, U A Fanthorpe, Ian McMillan, Adrian Mitchell, Roger McGough, and others. From the personal collection of poet/publisher/photographer, Jonathan Williams (1929-2008) at Skywinding Farm, Scaly Mountain North Carolina. 24pp. . Good.

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Title
How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear: Programme with Essays and Poems
Author
Lewsen, Charles (introduction)
Publisher
The Friends of the Bristol Oncology Centre
Publication year
2000
Condition
Good
Binding
PAPERBACK

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