Volume 1 — BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF MODERN AUTHORS4
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF MODERN AUTHORS4
THOMAS HARDY
[Poetical works only. Full information as to all his writings may be obtained from the bibliographies by A. P. Webb and H. Danielson.]
COLLECTED POEMS. Macmillan. 1919.
[This volume and that containing The Dynasts, mentioned below, give a full collection of Mr. Hardy's work in verse. The Wessex and Mellstock editions of his complete works include his poems in several volumes.]
SELECTED POEMS. Macmillan. 1916.
[In the Golden Treasury Series.]
WESSEX POEMS. Macmillan. 1898.
[This volume contains illustrations in pen and ink by the author.]
POEMS OF PAST AND PRESENT. Macmillan. 1901.
THE DYNASTS. Macmillan. Part I., 1903. Part II., 1906. Part III., 1908.
[Now published in one volume.]
TIME'S LAUGHING STOCKS. Macmillan. 1909.
SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE, with miscellaneous pieces. Macmillan. 1914.
MOMENTS OF VISION. Macmillan. 1917.
[Certain poems and small collections have been published in very small editions, mainly by Clement K. Shorter. These include Song of the Soldiers (1914), When I Weakly Knew (1916), In Time of the Breaking of Nations (1916), The Fiddler's Story (1917), Call to National Service (1917), and Domicilium (1918).]
WALTER DE LA MARE
Verse
SONGS OF CHILDHOOD. Longmans. 1902.
[Reissued in Longmans' Pocket Library.]
POEMS. Murray. 1906.
A CHILD'S DAY. Verses to pictures. Constable. 1911.
THE LISTENERS AND OTHER POEMS. Constable. 1912.
PEACOCK PIE. Constable. 1913.
[Reissued with pictures by Heath Robinson.]
THE SUNKEN GARDEN. Beaumont. 1918.
[A limited edition de luxe.]
MOTLEY AND OTHER POEMS. Constable. 1918.
[Embodies the whole of the material in the last-named.]
Prose
HENRY BROCKEN. Murray. 1904.
THE THREE MULLA MULGARS. Duckworth. 1910.
THE RETURN. Arnold. 1910.
W. H. DAVIES
Verse
COLLECTED POEMS. With a portrait by W. Rothenstein. Fifield. 1916.
[This volume contains a selection of what the author considered the best of his poems up to that date.]
THE SOUL'S DESTROYER. Alston Rivers. 1907.
[This book was published in the Contemporary Poets' Series, after a privately published issue by the author from the Marshalsea. It has since been reissued by Mr. Fifield.]
NEW POEMS. Elkin Mathews. 1907.
NATURE POEMS AND OTHERS. Fifield. 1908.
FAREWELL TO POESY. Fifield. 1910.
SONGS OF JOY. Fifield. 1911.
FOLIAGE. Elkin Mathews. 1913.
THE BIRD OF PARADISE. Methuen. 1914.
CHILD LOVERS. Fifield. 1916.
RAPTURES. Beaumont. 1918.
[A limited edition de luxe.]
FORTY NEW POEMS. Fifield. 1918.
[Contains the poems in the last entry and ten additional pieces.]
Prose
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A SUPER-TRAMP. Fifield. 1908.
[With an introduction by Bernard Shaw.]
BEGGARS. Fifield. 1909.
A WEAK WOMAN. Fifield. 1911.
[A novel.]
THE TRUE TRAVELLER. Fifield. 1912.
NATURE. Batsford. 1913.
[An essay in the Fellowship Books.]
A POET'S PILGRIMAGE. Melrose. 1918.
RUPERT BROOKE
Verse
THE COLLECTED POEMS OF RUPERT BROOKE. With a memoir by Edward Marsh.
Sidgwick & Jackson. 1918.
[The memoir was separately printed by the same publishers in the same year.]
SELECTED POEMS. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1917.
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POEMS. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1911.
[This, Brooke's first book, has gone into an enormous number of editions, and the first is so scarce as to cost £4 or more in the second-hand market.]
1914 AND OTHER POEMS. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1915.
[This appeared with a portrait shortly after Brooke's death.]
THE OLD VICARAGE, GRANTCHESTER. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1916.
[A poem from the last volume, separately published.]
Prose
LETTERS FROM AMERICA. With a preface by Henry James. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1916.
[James's preface was the last of his published writings. The letters originally appeared in the Westminster Gazette; one or two stray papers are added.]
JOHN WEBSTER AND THE ELIZABETHAN DRAMA. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1916.
[Brooke's fellowship thesis at King's. There exists in the British Museum in typescript an essay that Brooke wrote in 1910 for the Harness Prize. The subject is Puritanism as represented or referred to in the Early English Drama up to 1642.]