Macneice Lewis (18 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 5th impression. Spine slightly rubbed at head and tail, mild crease down middle. Jacket edge-worn. Neat name in ink.

Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: New. In English.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Reading and anthology arranged by Dorothy Dudley Short. 47pp. Stapled printed wrappers. Covers slightly toned at edges, corners lightly bumped, very good. Contains the first appearance of three poems by C. Day Lewis and three poems by Anne Ridler. Also reprints poems by Edmund Blunden, Dorothy Wellesley, Louis MacNeice, Edith Sitwell, T.S. Eliot, Kathleen Raine, Osbert Sitwell, Stephen Spender and more.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. UK paperback. Uncommon. 47pp. VG with ome browning to covers.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. REPRINT. Octavo (17 x 11cm), pp.40. Publisher's printed card wraps, stapled. Internally clean, edges toned, some corners turned over. Some slight soiling and wear to covers. Very good. A national review in English of Welsh Arts and Letters.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. This Is "A Programme Anthology Of The Poems Read By Their Authors" ."At The Poetry Reading In The Wigmore Hall September 14Th, 1943", Conducted As A Benefit. It Is A 47 Pp Booklet With A Full Page Of Acknowledgement At End, Stating That The Authors All Took Part In The Reading And Gave Permission For The Printing Of Their Poems. There Is Further Citation Of The Publishers For Particular Poems, And To The Authors Who Gave Permission To Print Copyright Material, And A Note That The Poems Of C Day Lewis Were Previously Unpublished, And Heart And Mind By Edith Sitwell Had Previously Appeared Only In The Times Literary Supplement. It Was Printed By Warren & Son, Winchester, But No Limitation Statement Or Price. The Compiler And Editor, Dorothy (Field) Dudley Short, Was The Author Of Children's Books And Books And Chapters Of Books On Sikhism, Reviews, Etc. She Was The Wife Of Caricaturist Norman Dudley Short. An Unused Example, One Of The Editor's Personal Copies.…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near fine. 1st Edition. Sixteen Issues, First Printings. From The Library Of Ian Ballantine, Then The American Representative For Penguin Books, Prior To His Founding Of Ballantine Books. The Issues Contain A Mixture Of Original Items And Reprints From Earlier Publication. All Are Near Fine Or Fine, Unread, No Marks. American Issue Dust Jackets Present On #6, #7, #8, (With 25 Cent Prices On Front Flap, List Of "Recent American Releases" On Rear Flaps, Flight To Victory Ads On Rear Panels), All Near Fine Or Fine Except 23 Which Has A 1" Open Tear At Bottom Of Spine Panel, 31 Which Is Worn And Only Very Good, And 33 Which Has Slight Rubbing At Corners. A Few Issues With Ballantine's Tiny Handwritten Editorial Note "Anthol 436" At Upper Left Corner Of Front Cover, No Other Marks. Plates (illustrator).…

Stapled Wrappers. Condition: Good. First Edition. -1935 Wesker's ownership signature is at the head of each issue's front cover. A number of covers split at spine with light edge wear & occasional foxing & soiling.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION. Octavo (25 x 19cm), pp.64. Publisher's card wraps, stapled. Illustrated with colour lithographs by Graham Sutherland who also provides the illustration for the cover. Undated but 1943. Neat ownership to inside of front cover, toned to edges. Covers split and detached along the spine. Very good.…

Crown 8vo. 6 volumes. First editions. Original navy wrappers (1925) and parchment backed navy boards (1926-30) with printed paper labels to the spine and front cover. 1925: Wrapper edges curled with a little rubbing to the spine head and a short tear to the front joint. 1926-30: Parchment tanned as usual. Contents clean and fresh. Near fine. 1925 includes three poems by Harold Acton and two by Graham Greene (the same year as his 'Babbling April') but this group was clearly collected by the former owner to contain all the contributions by 'MACSPAUNDAY' and begins with two poems by Cecil Day-Lewis in this issue. W. H. Auden appears as co-editor the following year and allowed himself three poems (C.D.L. scores four). They share the editing in 1927 and wrote a Preface together but this year marks the first appearance of Louis MacNeice with three poems. Day-Lewis has gone by 1928 but Auden and MacNeice are joined by Stephen Spender and the latter two are co-editors in 1929 after Auden has moved on. Spender co-edits again in 1930 and that year brings the contributions of these four poets to an end. Uncommon individually and scarce as a set and in this condition.…

FIRST EDITIONS, each with a full-page colour-printed illustration and a monochrome tailpiece by the respective artists, all but the Eliot with a title-page design also, each pp. [4], crown 8vo, original sewn wrappers of different colours, all in their original printed envelopes, these with some very light soiling and some very gentle fading, a couple with small tears to flaps, the booklets fine. The publisher's revival of its festive poetry series drew from a roster of poets and illustrators no less impressive than the first; Eliot, Campbell and de la Mare appear in both, as do David Jones and Edward Bawden.…