Author:
Hughes, Ted, 1930-1998.
Edition Statement:1st American ed.
Imprint:New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2003.
Descriptionxli, 1333 p. ; 24 cm.
Note:EARLY POEMS AND JUVENILIA (1946-57) -- HAWK IN THE RAIN (1957) -- UNCOLLECTED (1957-59) -- LUPERCAL (1960) -- UNCOLLECTED (1960-67) -- from RECKLINGS (1966) -- from WODWO (1967) -- UNCOLLECTED (1967-70) -- [CROW] FOUR CROW POEMS (1970) -- FEW CROWS (1970) -- from CROW: FROM THE LIFE AND SONGS OF THE CROW (1970) -- from CROW WAKES (1971) -- from POEMS. RUTH FAINLIGHT, TED HUGHES, ALAN SILLITOE (1971) -- UNCOLLECTED (1971-73) -- PROMETHEUS ON HIS CRAG (1973) -- UNCOLLECTED (1974-75) -- SEASON SONGS (1976) -- UNCOLLECTED (1976-77) -- from GAUDETE (1977) -- UNCOLLECTED (1977-78) -- from ORTS (1978) -- CAVE BIRDS (1978) -- ADAM AND THE SACRED NINE (1979) -- REMAINS OF ELMET (1979) -- UNCOLLECTED (1979) -- MOORTOWN DIARY (1979) -- from EARTH-NUMB (1979) -- UNCOLLECTED (1980-81) -- from A PRIMER OF BIRDS (1981) -- UNCOLLECTED (1981-83) -- from RIVER (1983) -- UNCOLLECTED (1983-86) -- from FLOWERS AND INSECTS (1986) -- UNCOLLECTED (1987-89) -- from WOLFWATCHING (1989) -- CAPRICCIO (1990) -- RAIN-CHARM FOR THE DUCHY (1992) -- UNCOLLECTED (1992-97) -- TALES FROM OVID (1997) -- BIRTHDAY LETTERS (1998) -- HOWLS & WHISPERS (1998) -- UNCOLLECTED (1997-98) -- Appendix One: Notes and Prefaces / by Ted Hughes -- Appendix Two: Variant Titles -- Appendix Three: Variant Lists of Contents.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p. 1238-1304) and indexes.
Note:Publisher's description: From the astonishing debut Hawk in the Rain (1957) to Birthday Letters (1998), Ted Hughes was one of postwar literature's truly prodigious poets. This remarkable volume gathers all of his work, from his earliest poems (published only in journals) through the ground-breaking volumes Crow (1970), Gaudete(1977), and Tales from Ovid (1997). It includes poems Hughes composed for fine-press printers, poems he wrote as England's Poet Laureate, and those children's poems that he meant for adults as well. This omnium gatherum of Hughes's work is animated throughout by the voice that, as Seamus Heaney remarked, was simply "longer and deeper and rougher" than that of his contemporaries.
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