Specializing in C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, The Inklings & "The Seven"
Edinburgh Printed. Ezrz Sargeant, 1811. First Edition. 1/2 leather. Half leather on blue cloth cover. 510 pages. Index. First few end sheets were repaired by former owner. Front hinge cracked externally but is solid due to repair. Contents of XXXIII include but are not limited to the following: "Substance of.....
Item #012616
Oxford: 1988. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied.
Item #014207
Oxford, 1991. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
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Oxford, 1992. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers slightly faded. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
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Oxford, 1994. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
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Oxford, 1998. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
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Oxford, 1999. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #014083
Oxford, 2000. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #014086
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, Spring 1996. Paperback. Articles include "John Keats at Enfield School" by Nicholas Roe, "Chatterton and Keats: The Need for Close Examination" by Lucy Morrison, and "Keats and the Aristocratic" by J. V. Stevenson. No writing in the book. Clean white pages. Minimal shelf-wear. Full refund.....
Item #014171
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 1997. Paperback. Essays include "The Creator and Created in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" by Naomi Hetherington, "Strange Bedfellows: Keats and Wollstonecraft, Lamia and Berwick" by Maneck H. Daruwala, and "Nihilism, Love and Genre in Don Juan" by Charles LaChance. No writing in the book. Clean white.....
Item #014175
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 1993-4. Paperback. Articles include "The English Romantics and Early Italian Art" by J. B. Bullen, "A Shakespearian Echo Transformed in Keats's 'On First Looking into Chapman's Homer'" by John Roe, and "John Payne Collier: The First Perceptive Critic of John Keats" by Oskar Wellens. No.....
Item #014168
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 2001. Softcover. Articles Include: "Shelly Laughs: Comic Possibilities in The Cenci", "Reception of Romanticism in Japan before World War II", and "Frankenstein: the Modern Prometheus." No writing in the book. Clean white pages. Minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied.
Item #014001
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 2000. Softcover. Articles include: "The Sale of Parga and the Isles of Greece", "The Theism of William Drummond", and "Displaced Christian Images in Shelley's 'Ozymandias'". Contains minimal highlighting - no writing. Pages otherwise tight and clean. Minimal wear to covers. Full refund if not satisfied.....
Item #014002
Windsor: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 1998. Paperback. Articles include "'Like Esculapius of Old', Keats's Medical Training" by R. S. White, "Shelley's Alastor, The Mutability of Identity" by Barry Magarian, and "Shelley, Byron and the Maniac Poetics" by Stephen Cheeke. Clean white pages with highlighting in a few places. Minimal shelf-wear.....
Item #014167
Dayton, TN: Bryan College, 1998. Paperback. In this issue: "Man" by William Jennings Bryan, Bibliography of Bryan related recordings, and "When Worldviews Collide: Journalists and the Great Monkey Trial" by Marvin Olasky. Clean pages, no writing. Stapled wraps. Back cover lightly soiled. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #014067
Rivendell Arts Fellowship, 1978. Magazine. "Arkenstone is a journal created to provide an arena for artistic expression and discussion within an historical biblical perspective." Stapled wraps. Interiors clean and unmarked. Covers may show light wear/creasing. Full refund if not satisfied.
Item #014205
Oxford: Holywell Press Limited, 2004. Hardcover. Crisp white pages. Covers show minimal shelf-wear; edges of spine slightly bumped. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #013135
Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee University, 2010. Paperback. Clean and unmarked. 264 pages. A wide range of contributors including Joyce Carol Oates, Ron Rash and Fred Chappell. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #019561
Oxford: The Holywell Press, 2005. Softcover. No writing in the book - not even an owners name. Crisp white pages. Small scratch in fore edge of book does not compromise text. covers show light shelf-wear to corners and edges. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #013368
Oxford: Holywell Press Limited, 2006. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #013136
Oxford: Holywell Press Limited, 2007. Paperback. Crisp white pages. Covers show very minimal shelf-wear. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #013137
Oxford: Holywell Press Limited, 2008. Paperback. Small crease in front cover. Full refund if not satisfied. 0x0x0.
Item #013138
Rivendell Arts Fellowship, 1979. Magazine. "Arkenstone is a journal created to provide an arena for artistic expression and discussion within an historical biblical perspective." Stapled wraps. Interiors clean and unmarked. Covers may show light wear/creasing. Full refund if not satisfied.
Item #014204
Rivendell Arts Fellowship, 1979. Magazine. "Arkenstone is a journal created to provide an arena for artistic expression and discussion within an historical biblical perspective." Stapled wraps. Interiors clean and unmarked. Covers may show light wear/creasing. Full refund if not satisfied.
Item #014203
Grasmere: The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 2005. Paperback. Essays include "Knight or Wight in Keats's 'La Belle Dame'? An Ancient Ditty Reconsidered" by Chris Jones, "An Echo and a Light Unto Eternity: The Founding of the Keats-Shelley Memorial House" by Catherine Payling, and "The Gleam of Those Words: Coleridge and Shelley".....
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