Vol. 4 No. 19 · 21 October 1982

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Vol. 4 No. 19 · 21 October 1982

Peter Clarke

The Rebirth of Britain edited by Wayland Kennet. Weidenfeld, 275 pp., £12, October 1982, 0 297 78177 4
Claret and Chips by Hugh Stephenson. Joseph, 201 pp., £8.95, September 1982, 0 7181 2204 6

Letters

Graham Bradshaw, Marilyn Butler, Nicolas Walter, Anton Logoreci, Mark Callan, Désirée Park, George Armstrong Kelly

Arthur Marwick

Attlee by Kenneth Harris. Weidenfeld, 630 pp., £14.95, September 1982, 0 297 77993 1

David Cannadine

Palmerston: The Early Years, 1784-1841 by Kenneth Bourne. Allen Lane, 749 pp., £25, August 1982, 0 7139 1083 6

Geoffrey Hartman

Deconstruction: Theory and Practice by Christopher Norris. Methuen, 157 pp., £6.50, April 1982, 0 416 32060 0

Jon Stallworthy

Poem: ‘In Memory of Geoffrey Keynes Ktlate of Lammas House 1887-1982’

Geoffrey Hawthorn

The Sexual Fix by Stephen Heath. Macmillan, 191 pp., £12.95, June 1982, 0 333 32750 0
Questions of Cinema by Stephen Heath. Macmillan, 257 pp., £12.50, August 1981, 0 333 26122 4
‘Sight and Sound’: A 50th-Anniversary Selection edited by David Wilson. Faber, 327 pp., £12.50, September 1982, 0 571 11943 3

Ian Hamilton

Women Working: Prostitution Now by Eileen McLeod. Croom Helm, 177 pp., £6.95, August 1982, 0 7099 1717 1
An English Madam: The Life and Work of Cynthia Payne by Paul Bailey. Cape, 166 pp., £7.50, October 1982, 0 224 02037 4
All the Girls by Martin O’Brien. Macmillan, 268 pp., £7.95, October 1982, 0 333 31099 3

Alan Hollinghurst

Poem: ‘Mud’

Michael Neve

The Ferment of Knowledge: Studies in the Historiography of 18th-Century Science edited by G.S. Rousseau and R.S. Porter. Cambridge, 500 pp., £25, November 1980, 9780521225991
Romanticism and the Forms of Ruin by Thomas McFarland. Princeton, 432 pp., £24.60, February 1981, 0 691 06437 7
Poetry realised in Nature: Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Early 19th-Century Science by Trevor Levere. Cambridge, 271 pp., £22.50, October 1981, 0 521 23920 6
Coleridge by Richard Holmes. Oxford, 102 pp., £1.25, March 1982, 0 19 287591 4
Young Charles Lamb 1775-1802 by Winifred Courtney. Macmillan, 411 pp., £25, July 1982, 0 333 31534 0

Karl Miller

On the Black Hill by Bruce Chatwin. Cape, 249 pp., £7.50, September 1982, 0 224 01980 5

Robert Taubman

Ill seen ill said by Samuel Beckett. Calder, 59 pp., £4.95, August 1982, 0 7145 3895 7
Mantissa by John Fowles. Cape, 192 pp., £6.95, October 1982, 9780224029384
Sounding the terriotory by Laurel Goldman. Faber, 307 pp., £7.95, September 1982, 9780571119622
Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant by Anne Tyler. Chatto, 303 pp., £7.50, September 1982, 0 7011 2648 5

J.I.M. Stewart

Of This and Other Worlds by C.S. Lewis, edited by Walter Hooper. Collins, 192 pp., £7.95, September 1982, 0 00 215608 3
George Orwell: A Personal Memoir by T.R. Fyvel. Weidenfeld, 221 pp., £9.95, September 1982, 0 297 78012 3

David Lodge

Dam and Blast

Barbara Wootton

The Diary of Beatrice Webb. Vol. I 1873-1892: Glitter Around and Darkness Within edited by Norman Mackenzie and Jeanne Mackenzie. Virago, 386 pp., £15, October 1982, 0 86068 209 9

Hans Keller

Hanns Eisler: Political Musician by Albrecht Betz, translated by Bill Hopkins. Cambridge, 326 pp., £25, June 1982, 0 521 24022 0
Music and Political: Collected Writings 1953-81 by Hans Werner Henze, translated by Peter Labanyi. Faber, 286 pp., £15, July 1982, 0 571 11719 8
Vindications: Essays on Romantic Music by Deryck Cooke and Bryan Magee. Faber, 226 pp., £12.50, July 1982, 0 571 11795 3

Clive James

Poem: ‘Diary’

Patrick Wormald

Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade, AD 600-1000 by Richard Hodges. Duckworth, 230 pp., £24, March 1982, 0 7156 1531 9
Londinium: London in the Roman Empire by John Morris. Weidenfeld, 384 pp., £15, March 1982, 9780297780939

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