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The broken word
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Adam Foulds |
A narrative sequence of extraordinary power - the first book of poetry from a major new writer.Set in the 1950s, The Broken Word is an extraordinary poetic sequence that animates and illuminates a da… |
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The art of naming
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Anne Ferry |
"Sixteenth-century writers and their readers generally shared the view inherited from antiquity that the oration was the single most authoritative model of prose composition, even for a piece of writ… |
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The illustrated Faerie queene
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Douglas Hill |
Follows the adventures of twelve knights, each an example of a different virtue, as they undertake difficult quests for their queen. |
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All the names in heaven
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Larry Isitt |
"John Milton's Paradise Lost has been the subject of many texts. Like authors before him, Larry Isitt felt compelled to pursue the mystery of Milton's "anti-Biblical" style, while deciphering Milton'… |
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Ovid's changing worlds
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Raphael Lyne |
"This book is about what four renaissance writers do to Ovid, and what he does to them. The four texts at the centre of this book – the Metamorphoses translations of Arthur Golding (1567) and George … |
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Pondering oft
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Daniele Borgogni |
269 p. ; 22 cm |
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Paradise Lost
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John Milton |
John Milton's Paradise Lost is one of the greatest epic poems in the English language. It tells the story of the Fall of Man, a tale of immense drama and excitement, of rebellion and treachery, of in… |
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