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Literary studies
This collection includes books about specific authors, audiences, and literary forms, genres, movements, and periods.
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Compton Mackenzie: a bibliography
Mansell Publishing Limited
1986
A bibliography of over 2000 items by, or about, Sir Compton Mackenzie.
Quite early one morning: broadcasts
J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd
1954
A collection of autobiographical and expository pieces originally broadcast by the BBC.
Ruthven Todd (1914-1978): a finding list
Lomax Press
2020
The first published guide to the works of poet and author Ruthven Todd.
The history of the Hobbit. Part two: return to Bag End
HarperCollinsPublishers
2007
Part 2 of this detailed analysis and commentary on the Hobbit.
The return of the shadow: the history of The Lord of the Rings. Part one
Unwin Hyman
1988
Charts the intricate evolution of The fellowship of the ring,
The letters of J.R.R. Tolkien : a selection
George Allen & Unwin
1981
A selection of over 350 of Tolkien's letters to family, friends, fans, and publishers, with notes.
Tree and leaf
George Allen & Unwin Ltd
1975
Contains an essay on fairy-stories, and a short story.
How I see the apocalypse
Lindsay Drummond
1946
A collection of critical studies and essays by the English poet and writer, and leading figure behind the Apocalyptic Movement.
Dylan Thomas: dog among the fairies
Lindsay Drummond Ltd.
1949
The first full-sized critical work on the poetry of Dylan Thomas.
Form and meaning in medieval romance
Modern Humanities Research Association
1966
The presidential address of the Modern Humanities Research Association in 1966.
Jack London and Conan Doyle: a literary kinship
Gaslight Publications
1981
A discussion of the influence that each author had on the other.
Stephen Spender and the thirties
Associated University Presses
1975
A discussion of the background to Spender's writing followed by a volume by volume critical appraisal of his poetry.
George Gordon, Lord Byron: a Scottish genius
Michael Slains
1961
A discussion of Byron's life and genius, which the author argues is based on his Scottishness.
Hugh MacDiarmid's 'A drunk man looks at the thistle': an essay
Akros Publications
1970
A critical analysis of MacDiarmid's lengthy poem.
