This volume gathers together all of Betjeman's "Church poems," as well as some new poems and others which had previously been out of print. John Betjeman has a stimulaitng way of enlarging any specific scene, not only into his own personal significances, but into those of us all, and never more so than in his Anglican explorations. In these poems we are shown, with his loving eye for detail and the human element and with his affectionate humour, how inside the confines of a church conjure up a whole parish.
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Review:
"He speaks to nearly every civilized and intelligent Englishman of his time." Auberon Waugh. (The Daily Mail)
"John Betjeman has the warmest heart and the sharpest eye of any observer around, and to architecture he is my most treasured guide." Sir Hugh Casson. (The Good Book Guide)
About the Author:
John Betjeman is the best loved English poet of this century. His "Collected Poems" made publihsing history and have sold more than two million copies. With each generation a new following is captivated by his unmistakable voice.
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- PublisherPan
- Publication date1988
- ISBN 10 033026849X
- ISBN 13 9780330268493
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages73
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