A Shropshire Lad by A. E. Housman | 1965 Reprint | Pocket Size Used Book
£6.99Good used pocket-sized 1965 reprint of A Shropshire Lad by A. E. Housman. A classic collection of English poetry presented in a compact vintage edition.

Good used pocket-sized 1965 reprint of A Shropshire Lad by A. E. Housman. A classic collection of English poetry presented in a compact vintage edition.

A Penguin anthology of popular poetry, ideal for general readers and gift collections, featuring a foreword by Felicity Kendal.

The World’s Wife by Carol Ann Duffy World Book Night 2011 – Paperback Paperback book has 76 pages and is in good used condition. The name of the First Giver is written inside back cover along with Place Given and WBN Identifying Number.

Personal Choice A Poetry Anthology Edited by John Wain Hardback Book Hardback book has 224 pages and is in good used condition

Terry Barker is a widely recognised artist and author living and working on British Columbia’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. His workshop is the strip of land that runs along the shoreline from Port Mellon to Earl’s Cove and Egmont. He draws the fascinating buildings and sites that can still be found in what is even today…

Weston Park Visitor Guide Book Paperback Published and designed by English Life Publications Ltd. 1987 Paperback book has 24 pages… staples are a little rusty (see photos) otherwise good

Dear Mom, Thanks a collection of poems Edited by Susan Polis Schutz Pocket Size (140mm high x 102mm wide) 1979 Paperback Book has 32 pages and is in Acceptable Condition There’s a couple of inscriptions (see photos)

The arts of late medieval and early Renaissance Europe 1250-1500 V&A Education Course Booklet September 2000 – July 2001 Good Used Condition

DR FAUSTUS is a modernized and fully annotated edition of Christopher Marlowe’s classic play, designed for today’s readers. Edited by Roma Gill, this paperback book presents the A Text version, making it accessible and engaging for both new and seasoned audiences. With insightful annotations, readers can grasp the themes and language of this timeless work,…

Playwrights, novelists, short story writers, poets, essayists, historians and philosophers… all are included in this intimate account of the lives and works of over seventy Irish writers. Here, Irish writing is seen within the context of each writer’s life and times, and many curious details, such as the secret scribblings of an Irish rector, are…