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| Mr. Norris Changes Trains; and, Goodbye
to Berlin (1985) |
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 London:
Chatto & Windus
Written by Christopher Isherwood.
Introduction by James Fenton.
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| Cambodian Witness: The Autobiography of
Someth May (1986) |
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 London:
Faber & Faber
Edited and with an introduction by James
Fenton.
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| Underground in Japan (1992) |
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London:
Jonathan Cape
By Rey Ventura.
Edited and Introduced by James Fenton.
With an afterword by Ian Buruma.
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| Ernest Hemingway: The Collected Stories
(1995) |
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 London:
Everyman's Library (#187)
Edited and Introduced by James Fenton.
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| Wystan and Chester (1995) |
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 New
York: Columbia University Press
Written by Thekla Clark.
Introduction by James Fenton.
A Personal Memoir of W. H. Auden and Chester
Kallman.
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| Jellyfish Cupful: Writings in Honour of
John Fuller (1997) |
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London:
Ulysses
Edited by Barney Cokeliss and James Fenton.
A collection of pieces celebrating the sixtieth
birthday of John Fuller. The contributors, most of whom have
been taught by John Fuller at Oxford, include James Fenton,
Alan Hollinghurst, Andrew Motion, Adam Thorpe, Mick Imlah,
and others.
Limited edition of 200 copies; 100 are for
private circulation.
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| This Lunar Beauty: Selected Poems 1927-39
(1998) |
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 Penguin
Audiobooks
Poems written by W. H. Auden.
Selected and read by James Fenton.
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| Howard Hodgkin (1999) |
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A
d'Offay Gallery
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| Finger Rings: From Ancient to Modern (2003) |
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 Oxford:
Ashmolean Museum
Written by Diana Scarisbrick and Martin Henig.
Introduction by James Fenton.
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge (2006) |
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 London:
Faber and Faber
Selected and introduced by James Fenton.
The reader of this selection of Coleridge's
poems may be surprised that the first items presented should
be fragments and drafts rather than finished poems, and that
there is such duplication as well: two versions of 'Kubla
Khan' and both the verse letter to Sara Hutchinson and the
'Dejection' ode, which Coleridge created as a public version
of the private epistle.
-- (from the introduction)
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| The New Faber Book of Love Poems (2006) |
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 London:
Faber and Faber
Selected and introduced by James Fenton.
The new edition celebrates love poetry originating
in the English language, from Wyatt to the present day. It
includes blues lyrics, American folk poetry, Elizabethan lyrics,
Broadway songs, and a full range of poetic styles from the
aristocratic to the popular. Eminently readable and engaging,
The New Faber Book of Love Poems presents some of the
most emotive and memorable lyric poems produced in the English
language from the Renaissance to the present day.
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| John Bunyan: The Life and Death of Mr Badman (2007) |
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 London:
Hesperus
Foreword by James Fenton.
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| D. H. Lawrence: Selected Poems (2008) |
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 Penguin
Selected and introduced by James Fenton.
To purchase the collection, please visit
the publisher's website at www.penguin.co.uk.
It is also available from Amazon.co.uk.
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| Eric Ambler: Epitaph for a Spy (2009) |
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 Penguin
From the Introduction by James Fenton:
"The job he did on the spy novel -- this is the way
he described it years later, in old age, when I interviewed
him at his home in Switzerland -- was to take a generally
disprized and trashy genre and mike it a thing of some quality."
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| William Blake -- Selected
Poems (2010) |
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 Faber
and Faber
Order direct from the publisher's
website at www.faber.co.uk
or Amazon.co.uk.
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| The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini
(2010) |
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 Everyman's
Library
From the Publisher:
Cellini’s autobiography is not merely
the record of an extraordinary life but also a dramatic and
evocative account of daily life in Renaissance Italy, from
its lowest taverns to its highest royal courts.
Order direct from Everyman's
Library, Amazon.co.uk,
or Amazon.com
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