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Biographies & Memoirs

CALLOW, Philip

Arts & Literature

Constable

Bare wires (The Phoenix living poets)

Chatto and Windus [with] Hogarth Press

Another Flesh

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Allison & Busby LTD

Yours

Allison Busby

<p>Published to coincide with the centenary of Walt Whitman's death, this biography looks at one of America's greatest poets. Born on Long Island in 1819, Whitman first started work at the age of eleven - working his way up as an apprentice printer, wandering school teacher, and contributor and editor to various magazines and newspapers. Controversial for his outspokenness on sexual matters which seemingly contradicted his strongly held Quaker belief. He was also furiously outspoken about social and political corruption which was again in seeming contradiction to his gentle appearance as he worked as a volunteer among Civil War wounded.</p>

Walt Whitman From Noon to Starry Night

Drawing on contemporary sources, Philip Callow charts the twists and turns of an artist full of inner anguish and a bitter struggle to overcome personal inadequacies. Callow examines Cezanne's relationship with Emile Zola, the most profound friendship of his career.

Lost Earth a Life of Cezanne

Son and Lover the Young Dh Lawrence

Son and Lover: The Young Lawrence

UNKNO

Lost Earth. A Life of Cezanne

Using material from the last two decades, from art historians, Van Gogh scholars, and psychoanalysts, this biography sets the artist's life in its historical context and examines the political and economic climate against which his ideas developed. By the author of "D.H. Lawrence: Son and Lover".

Van Gogh: a Life

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