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Literature & Fiction

Prince, F.T.

Dramas & Plays

Arden

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Comus and Other Poems

Milton, J.

Oxford University Press

Collected Poems

F. T. Prince's `Collected Poems' presents as a whole the work of a writer described by Stephen Spender as `one of the most interesting living poets'. It brings back into print the earlier poetry collected in 1963, and includes revised texts of the longer poems published separately since 1970: `Memoirs in Oxford', `Drypoints of the Hasidim' and `Afterword on Rupert Brooke'. The book ends with `A Last Attachment', a new poem printed here for the first time.

Collected poems

Poetry

Sheep Meadow Press : distributed by Horizon Press

Horizon House Pubs

In "Later On" F.T. Prince brings together three contrasting long poems written since 1980: "The Yuan Chen Variations", which are inspired by the Chinese T'ang Dynasty poet Po Chu-i, "His Dog and Pilgrim", an account of the legend of St Rock told from his dog's point of view, and "A Byron-Shelley Conversation". F.T. Prince's "Collected Poems" appeared in 1979. 'There is hardly a single poem in it that is not notable, always for its sheer felicity of verbal cadence, frequently for a memorable, quite personal peculiarity of phrasing, its fresh clarity of vision, its restrained yet poignant expression of emotion', wrote David Gascoyne, while John Ashbery commented that 'Undervalued at home and abroad, F.T. Prince ranks with Auden and Spender as one of the major English poets of his generation'.

Later On

Anvil Press

Walks in Rome

Sheep Meadow Press

Collected Poems 1935-1992

Carcanet Press Limited

<p>F.T. Prine's work has been highly praised by John Ashbery and Richard Lattimore.</p>

Collected poems, 1935-1992

<p>Collected Poems 1935-1992 contains the life work of the great English outsider poet F. T. Prince. Often working in forms that are deceptively traditional, Prince has a special genius for the lost and often unseen details of experience. His presence has been felt by a succession of English and American poets who, despite their working in more open forms, often arrive at a terrain already occupied by him. Selected by Harold Bloom as part of his canon of world literature.</p>

Collected Poems, 1935-1992

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