POETRY QUARTERLY INCORPORATING POETRY STUDIES [later:] POETRY QUARTERLY by Poetry Quarterly - 1952

Norman. 1985. Spring 1985. University of Oklahoma Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. Volume 59, Number 2. 152 pages. paperback. keywords: World Literature Journal Magazine. FROM THE PUBLISHER - CONTENTS - The Czech Nobel Laureate Jaroslav Seifert - William E. Harkins; POETRY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: THE MOST ENDURING GENRE? - Introductory Reflections - Ivar Ivask; The Survival of Poetry - Michael Hamburger; Expectations and Perplexities of French Poetry Today - Edouard Morot-Sir; Modern Russian Poetry and the Prophetic Tradition - Sidney Monas; The Most Durable Genre: A Tentative Case for the Modern German Lyric - Jerry Glenn; The Predominance of Poetry in Greek Literature - Peter Bien; Modern Poetry and Its Prospects in Italy - Glauco Cambon; Poetry in Eastern Europe - E. J. Czerwinski; Twentieth-Century Spanish Poetry - Ricardo Gullon; Recent Nordic Lyrics - George C. Schoolfield; The Image Confined: Twentiety-Century American Poetry - Mark Irwin; Selected Articles on Poetry in… Read More

Oxford, UK: New Measure, 1965.. Prospectus. 8vo., 6 pp., Loose Folded Pages, Near Fine. Illustrated cover.

Paperback. 1944-9. vol. 10 nos. 1 & 4, card covers, Grey Walls Press, London 1944-9. 9 issues. Very good copies. .

Adelaide: Economy Press, 1941. First Edition. Paperback. Adelaide, Economy Press, [1941] to 1947. Octavo, 24 issues (Number 23-24 is a double number), with pagination ranging from 12 to 64 pages. Numbers 1-8 saddle-stapled in the original wrappers (some tanning; one issue with chips to the overlapping edges; Number 1 with two small ink emendations); Numbers 9-25 bound in three volumes of black cloth, lettered in gilt on the spines (all but five lacking the wrappers; a few issues shaved at the head or foot; some tanning to the paper; a few ownership signatures and pencil annotations); an excellent run. Number 18 is inscribed and signed by the editor 'For Miles Franklin, with best wishes from Flexmore Hudson'. A 'with compliments' slip inscribed and signed by Hudson, and a subscription form, are loosely inserted. The subtitle later changed to 'The Quarterly of Australasian Verse' (Numbers 13-14), 'The Australian Quarterly of Verse (Numbers 15-16), and finally 'The Australian International Quarterly of… Read More