John Fuller Boeken

This reference guide provides an in-depth analysis of W. H. Auden's complex body of work, exploring his poems, plays, and libretti while omitting only some early writings. John Fuller, a poet and scholar, meticulously reviews the publishing history, paraphrases challenging sections, and clarifies allusions. He highlights interesting variants, identifies sources, and discusses verse forms, offering critical interpretations. The guide is rich in unique insights about Auden's life and works, making it an essential resource for understanding this influential poet.

Six humorous stroies featuring Speedfall, the energetic, eccentric philosophy don at St. Patrick's College, Oxford.

Provides information on the development and structure of Italian and English sonnets and the technical aspects of rhyme scheme and sequence

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But her obscurity gives added piquancy to the memoirs which - her idiosyncratic art theory and philosophy apart - are above all a dramatic eighteenth-century adventure in five acts which reflect her tempestuous involvement with the five 'husbands' of her life, from the brutish Crowther and the dull and the rich but louche Count Chiavari.

This collection showcases a unique collaboration between two eminent artists, blending striking photographs with evocative poetry. It captures a wide range of subjects, from intimate rural portraits to poignant depictions of societal issues, including addiction and the Aberfan disaster. The work not only presents powerful imagery but also includes a compelling discussion on the interplay between photography and poetry, making it a thought-provoking read for both photographers and poets.