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E.J. Pratt: Letters
E.J. Pratt Library, Elizabeth A. Popham, David G. Pitt
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E.J. Pratt: Letters
E.J. Pratt Library, Elizabeth A. Popham, David G. Pitt
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This edition of E.J. Pratt's letters is the final volume in the Collected Works series. The letters take us into his "workshop, " illuminating the research behind his distinctive documentary long poems and the social nature of his creative production.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- introduction
- editorial procedures
- acknowledgments
- biographical chronology
- LETTERS
- I. Peregrinations, 1903–1925
- II. A Taste of National Acclaim, 1925–1932
- III. Prospect and Promotion, 1932–1939
- IV. Historical Fact and Epic Construction, 1939–1944
- V. Steering between Extremes, 1944–1948
- VI. Knockings at the Door, 1948–1953
- VII. Accepting the Years, 1953–1955
- VIII. As Good as Any Old Horse My Age, 1955–1964
- appendix: Some Letters by Viola Pratt
- abbreviations
- textual notes
- index