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Philip Larkin : collected poems

A collection of many published and previously unpublished works of the English poet.

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  • "Cet ouvrage de référence rassemble des poèmes issus de cinq recueils : The North ship, XX poems, The less deceived, The whitsun weddings et High windows. Il contient également une série de poèmes de jeunesse écrits entre 1938 et 1945. Les poèmes sont précédés d'un texte de 1957 dans lequel Larkin expose son art poétique.--[Memento]."
  • "One of the best-known and best-loved poets of the English-speaking world, Philip Larkin had only a small number of poems published during his lifetime. "Collected Poems" brings together not only all his books--"The North Ship," "The Less Deceived," "The Whitsun Weddings," and "High Windows-"--But also his uncollected poems from 1940 to 1984. This new edition reflects Larkin's own ordering for his poems and is the first collection to present the body of his work with the organization he preferred. Preserving everything he published in his lifetime, the new "Collected Poems" is an indispensable contribution to the legacy of an icon of twentieth-century poetry."
  • "Thwaite has based the whole edition on the carefully preserved and dated notebooks and typescripts left by Larkin."
  • "Come, friendly bombs, and fall on Slough To get it ready for the plough. The cabbages are coming now; The earth exhales. --from "Slough" When the beloved English poet John Betjeman's Collected Poems first appeared in 1958, it made publishing history, and has now sold more than two million copies to a steadily expanding readership. Betjeman is almost unique among poets in that his work appeals equally strongly to those who love poetry and to those who rarely read it. This volume, the first American edition of the Collected Poems, incorporates all the poems that Betjeman published after the original Collected Poems and includes a new foreword by Britain's poet laureate, Andrew Motion."
  • "A collection of many published and previously unpublished works of the English poet."@en
  • "COLLECTED POEMS made publishing history when it first appeared, and has now sold more than two million copies, to an ever-growing readership. This newly expanded edition includes Betjeman's verse autobiography, SUMMONED BY BELLS. With a new Introduction by Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion, COLLECTED POEMS is the definitive Betjeman companion."@en
  • "Selected by Martin Amis, this book draws on Philip Larkin's four collections and on his uncollected poems."@en

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  • "Gedichten (teksten)"
  • "Poésie anglaise"
  • "English poetry - 20th century"
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  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Online resources"@en
  • "Tekstuitgave"
  • "Ausgabe"
  • "English poetry"
  • "English poetry"@en

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  • "La vie avec un trou dedans poèmes ; précédés de "Le principe de plaisir"
  • "Philip Larkin : collected poems"@it
  • "Philip Larkin : collected poems"@en
  • "Collected poems : Larkin"
  • "Poems"
  • "Poems"@en
  • "Collected Poems of Philip Larkin"@en
  • "Collected poems. Compiled, and with an introd., by the Earl of Birkenhead"
  • "Collected poems"
  • "Collected poems"@en
  • "Collected Poems Enlarged Edition"@en
  • "Collected poems (Larkin, Philip)"@en
  • "Collected poems : Compiled and with an introd. by the Earl of Birkenhead"
  • "Collected poems : With an introd"
  • "Collected Poems"
  • "Collected Poems"@en
  • "La vie avec un trou dedans : poèmes"
  • "Collected poems : [3rd] Enlarged edition... Compiled and with an introduction by the Earl of Birkenhead"
  • "La vie avec un trou dedans : poèmes ; Précédé de "Le principe de plaisir" ; et suivis d'un entretien à l'Observer"
  • "The collected poems"@en
  • "[Gedichte, engl.] Collected poems"
  • "Collected poems ; compiled, with an introduction by Lord Birkenhead"

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