R. C. Goffin Boeken

This collection features six short biographies of influential literary figures: John Milton, Jonathan Swift, David Hume, Lord Macaulay, Richard Cobden, and R.L. Stevenson. Originally published in 1933, it offers insights into their lives and contributions to literature. Obscure Press aims to make these classic works accessible by republishing them in high-quality, modern editions while preserving the original text and artwork, addressing the scarcity and rising costs of early 20th-century literature.

Defines and gives examples of the most common idioms, in a size that can easily be slipped into a bag or pocket. This work organizes the idioms by grammatical structure or by means of key words. It contains 106 exercises with an answer key to practise correct idiomatic usage. It also includes a full index, and is useful for self-study or homework.

A collection of poems by the English poet William Cartwright (1611-1643), edited and introduced by R. C. Goffin, a literary scholar and critic of the 20th century. Cartwright was a prominent member of the Cambridge circle of poets, known for his witty and erotic lyrics, pastoral and dramatic works, and royalist politics. This edition includes a biographical sketch of Cartwright's life and an analysis of his literary style and themes.