Aquarius Issue No. 17 and 18. 'poetry of the forties ' issue 1986-87. Published by Eddie Linden, London 1987, with A.T.Tolley serving as the guest editor.

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Aquarius Issue No. 17 and 18, subtitled "Poetry of the Forties," published during 1986-87, offer a compelling exploration of mid-20th-century verse. This special double issue delves into the social and cultural currents reflected in poetry from the 1940s, showcasing works that capture the era's complexities, from wartime anxieties to post-war optimism. The collection features both celebrated and lesser-known poets, providing readers insight into the stylistic and thematic diversity of the decade. Rich in historical context and literary significance, these issues serve as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of vintage poetry and 20th-century literature.

Aquarius Issue No. 17 and 18, subtitled "Poetry of the Forties," published during 1986-87, offer a compelling exploration of mid-20th-century verse. This special double issue delves into the social and cultural currents reflected in poetry from the 1940s, showcasing works that capture the era's complexities, from wartime anxieties to post-war optimism. The collection features both celebrated and lesser-known poets, providing readers insight into the stylistic and thematic diversity of the decade. Rich in historical context and literary significance, these issues serve as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of vintage poetry and 20th-century literature.

Published by Aquarius / Eddie Linden, London 1986 signed and dated by Eddie Linden. Some featured include Robert Fraser ('Kissing Catastrophe'), Leslie Norris ('A Profitable Friendship'), J.F.Hendry (an interview), George Woodcock ('Failures of Promise'), Roy Fuller (his poems 'The Characters' and 'The Ruins'), Jonathan Barker ('No, Listen, For This I Tell: The Poetry of W.S.Graham') etc some shelf wear to outer cover otherwise very good condition