Search Results: Poetry from E. Manning Books

Harrison Printing Company Pty. Ltd., Toowoomba, QLD, 1994. Softcover (approx 15.5 x 22 cm, weight 140g), 59 pages. Good condition. The wraps (covers) are bumped and lightly creased. Browning/foxing.

Oxford University Press, 1984. Reprint, 1987. Softcover (14 x 21.5 cm), 239 pages. ISBN: 0198312474. Good condition. Bumped, rubbed and soiled. Some creasing, mainly along spine and on rear cover. This anthology brings together the work of some of the major British poets of the last 200 years: Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, Tennyson, Browning, Hardy, Hopkins, Yeats, Edward Thomas, Lawrence, Eliot, Owen, Auden, Larkin, Hughes and Heaney. Each poet is represented by about seven complete poems, and brief biographies highlight the poet's main themes and characteristic styles. Weight: 345g.

Fred Wills, Printed by Torch Publishing. No publication date indicated (assumed 1990). Signed by author on last page (dated 2-6-90). Softcover (15 x 21cm), 172 pages. Good condition. The covers are bumped, significantly rubbed, some soiling and creases.

Russell Plunkett, 2001. Softcover (15 x 21 cm), 68 pages. ISBN: 1876428902. Very Good+ condition. Signed & dated (2002) by the author. Lightly bumped. Light creasing at corners.

Pleasant Valley Publishing, New Zealand, 2009. Softcover (15 x 21 cm), 96 pages. ISBN: 9780473158736. Very Good condition. "From the rural South Canterbury town of Geraldine, long known for its creative community, comes 'Tom Pepper's Dog', an anthology of poems from thirty-seven local writers. Ranging in age from eight to ninety-two when they wrote their poems, from school children to published writers, from the nationally-recognised to the unknown, all bring their own reflection on the people, places and events that have touched their lives." Cover painting: Paul Hanrahan.

State Library of New South Wales Press, Sydney, 2000. Softcover (approx 14 x 21.5 cm, weight 265g), 192 pages. ISBN: 0730589242. Very Good condition. The wraps (covers) are bumped and rubbed, with some creasing. Selected and introduced by Meg Stewart.