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Joyce: the Man, the Work, the
Reputation
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Apprenticeship of Ernest Hemingway
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| It is essential reading for anyone interested in Joyce as a man, as an artist and as a major figure of twentieth-century culture. | ||
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This book throws a clear light on that formative period...... The picture it gives of a major writer in the making is deeply revealing. |
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The Life of Dylan Thomas Constantine FitzGibbon FitzGibbon's The Life of Dylan Thomas holds its place as the best and most direct biography of the poet. |
Eric Gill Autobiography
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Colin Clair This is the first full-scale study of one of the most important figures in the history of printing; the man who in the sixteenth century "turned what has been a handicraft into an industry". |
Gill proved to be one of Britain's most versatile
artists during the first half of this century. He left his mark both
within England and abroad in the fields of sculpture, wood-engraving,
typography and design.
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