Dock Leaves . A JOHN COWPER POWYS Number . Spring 1956. Volume Seven, Number Nineteen. A National Review in English of Welsh Arts and Letters.

Published by The Dock Leaves Press, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, 1956

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In the original publisher's lettered card covers. No dustjacket as issued. Quite Rusty Staples - but the book is tight and holding firm. The the covers are a little dusty/discoloured and they haveA very few light scattered foxing spots on the card covers only - general shelfwear/storage, but apart from this overall the covers are Near VG. This copy comes from the Library of the late Arthur Giardelli the well known Artist, but is unascribed. Internally NO inscriptions or marks. Bright and clean, apart from around the staples where the rust has browned the inner edges. 60 pp + (4 Advert pp). Illustrated with a b/w frontispiece portrait of John Cowper Powys. This self termed 'Welsh Literary Review' publishes poetry, art and literature, mainly relating to / or by, Wales/Anglo-Welsh Authors/Poets/Artists. In this SPECIAL issue contents cover: - 'The Man in the Corner' - James Hanley; 'My Great Aunt' - Poem by Emyr Humphries; 'A Note on the Poetry of John Cowper Powys' - Kenneth Hopkins; 'To Alun Lewis' - Poem by R. George Thomas; 'Gwlad-yr-Haf' - Roland Mathias; 'The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar' - Translation by Henry Birkhead; 'The Oar and the Winnowing-Fan' - George d. Painter; 'Sitting Here. Thinking Back - Poem by Noel A. Jones. 'The Black Ram' - Professor Ian Parrot. Other Poems by Huw Menai, Vernon Jones & Roye McCove. Selected Reviews, etc. Overall, apart from the Rusty Staples, this is internally a Very Clean, Tight copy. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.…

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Title
Dock Leaves . A JOHN COWPER POWYS Number . Spring 1956. Volume Seven, Number Nineteen. A National Review in English of Welsh Arts and Letters.
Author
Garlick Raymond (edited by)
Publisher
The Dock Leaves Press, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire
Publication year
1956
Condition
Good+
Dust jacket
No Dust Jacket
Binding
Paperback
Edition
1st Thus.
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Anglo-Welsh Literature. Welsh Interest, Architecture. Art. Crafts, Biography. Essays. Letters. Diaries, Eng Lit, Lit Crit & Shakespeare, Fiction, Magazines, Newspapers, Periodicals, Poetry/War Poetry, Wales/Welsh

Sue Lloyd-Davies Books

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