Feast of St Thomas
Frank Kermode, 29 September 1988
The Letters of T.S. Eliot
edited by Valerie Eliot.
Faber, 618 pp., £25, September 1988,0 571 13621 4 Show More
edited by Valerie Eliot.
Faber, 618 pp., £25, September 1988,
The Poetics of Impersonality
by Maud Ellmann.
Harvester, 207 pp., £32.50, January 1988,0 7108 0463 6 Show More
by Maud Ellmann.
Harvester, 207 pp., £32.50, January 1988,
T.S. Eliot and the Philosophy of Criticism
by Richard Shusterman.
Duckworth, 236 pp., £19.95, February 1988,0 7156 2187 4 Show More
by Richard Shusterman.
Duckworth, 236 pp., £19.95, February 1988,
‘The Men of 1914’: T.S. Eliot and Early Modernism
by Erik Svarny.
Open University, 268 pp., £30, September 1988,0 335 09019 2 Show More
by Erik Svarny.
Open University, 268 pp., £30, September 1988,
Eliot, Joyce and Company
by Stanley Sultan.
Oxford, 326 pp., £25, March 1988,0 19 504880 6 Show More
by Stanley Sultan.
Oxford, 326 pp., £25, March 1988,
The Savage and the City in the Work of T.S. Eliot
by Robert Crawford.
Oxford, 251 pp., £25, December 1987,9780198128694 Show More
by Robert Crawford.
Oxford, 251 pp., £25, December 1987,
T.S. Eliot: The Poems
by Martin Scofield.
Cambridge, 264 pp., £25, March 1988,0 521 30147 5 Show More
by Martin Scofield.
Cambridge, 264 pp., £25, March 1988,
“... hard information as well as many conjectures, which might be useful and can certainly do no harm. Stanley Sultan’s book can be said to do likewise for the period of Ulysses and The Waste Land. Scofield’s is for the most part a modest exercise in reading the poems. All such books, and there are lots of them, with the centenary likely to produce ... ”
