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Sciascia, Leonardo

A conversation in Palermo with Leonardo Sciascia / Ian Thomson": p. [87]-133.

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Elizabeth Jennings: Collected Poems: 19531985

Jennings, Elizabeth

Drawn from more than a dozen books and presented in chronological order, the poems in this collection trace the poet's progress from the serious metaphysical poems of her youth, to her secular and religious love-poems, poems about nature and art, and elegies.

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All Our Yesterdays

Ginzburg, Natalia

Set against the backdrop of Italy between 1939 to 1944 - the months of anxiety before the country entered the war through to the tension following the Allied victory - All Our Yesterdays follows the lives of two families during the period of great turbulence.

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Ruin of Kasch

Calasso, Roberto

In the African kingdom of Kasch the king should be sacrificed when the stars come into a particular alignment. One day a stranger arrives who tells such good yarns the priests forget to watch the skies. The king survives. Sacrifice is abolished, but the kingdom begins to decline.

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God Bless Karl Marx!

Sisson, C. H.

Poems deal with consciousness, sleep, knowledge, nature, death, religion, the past, conscience, satire, and language.

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Given Ground

Garfitt, Roger

Keine Beschreibung.

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Very Man

Boyle, Charles

Keine Beschreibung.

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Selected Writings

Symons, Arthur

Keine Beschreibung.

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Collected Poems

Fallon, Padraic / Fallon, Brian

Keine Beschreibung.

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A Centenary Pessoa. Edited by Eugnio Lisboa with L.C. Taylor

Paz, Octavio / Taylor, L. C. / Lisboa, Eugenio

This is a collection of poetry and prose by the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa. The poems are written as if by four different people, complete with their own styles and biographies. The book also includes essays by writers such as Octavio Paz and Eugenio Lisboa, and an iconography.

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To Scorch or Freeze

Davie, Donald

Poems about the Sacred: The result is a series of poems that speak of moral indignation and spiritual discovery without losing sight of the complexities of life in the modern world.