The Irregular Verses of Rupert Brooke (Signed copy)

Signed by the editor Peter Miller to historian Anne Powell, with two handwritten letters

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Printing Details

First edition. Paperback. 21 × 14.5cm, 128pp.

This copy has been signed by Peter Miller to the anthologist, author, and historian of the World Wars, Anne Powell, and also with two handwritten letters from Miller to Powell.

"Rupert Brooke was by instinct a poet; so much so that he broke naturally into verse, as one might break into song. The urge to versify bubbled up inside him, as this book shows; from his flippant contributions to the alternative Rugby School magazine, The Phoenix, which he founded in 1904, to comic verse about the discomforts of dysentery. For those who know Brooke's poetry well, this collection will shed light on him from new angles. For those who don't it will form an introduction to this fascinating character."

Condition

The book has a creased spine but is otherwise in very good condition.

ISBN

9780952603139

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