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This entirely new edition brings together all of Philip Larkins poems. In addition to those in Collected Poems (1988), and in the Early Poems and Juvenilia (2005), some unpublished pieces from Larkins typescripts and workbooks are included, as well as verse (by turns scurrilous, satirical, affectionate, and sentimental) tucked away in his letters. The manuscript and printed sources have been scrutinized afresh; more detailed accounts than hitherto available of the sources of the text and of dates of composition are provided; and previous accounts of composition dates have been corrected. Variant wordings from Larkins typescripts and the early printings are recorded. For the first time, the poems are given a comprehensive commentary. This draws critically upon, and substantially extends, the accumulated scholarship on Larkin, and covers closely relevant historical contexts, persons and places, allusions and echoes, and linguistic usage. Due prominence is given to the poets...

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Contents Postscript On Imitating Auden To James Sutton Poem For help of - photo 1

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  1. Postscript
    On Imitating Auden
  2. To James Sutton
    Poem

For help of various kinds I am grateful to: Professor James Booth; Bill and Mairi Burnett; my son William; Brian and Catherine Chaney; Amit Dav; Alex B. Effgen; Katy Evans Pritchard; my colleague Marilyn Gaull; Charlotte Graves-Taylor; the late Jean Hartley; Paul Keegan; Professor John Kelly; Joe McCann (Maggs Bros. Ltd.); my wife Janet; Mary Morris; Leon and Paul Naiditch; James L. Orwin; Dr John Osborne; David and Shirley Popham; my colleague Christopher Ricks; Donald Sommerville; Matt Tantony; Ann Thwaite; the late Jeff Vent (to whom I owe most of the notes on King Henry VIII School, Coventry); Simon Westmancoat; Frances Whistler; and Edward P. Wilson.

The staffs of several libraries have greatly facilitated research: the Bodleian Library (Dr Christopher Fletcher; Oliver House; Colin Harris; Dr Judith Priestman, who kindly arranged access to restricted papers, provided expert guidance through the Bodleian archives of Larkin papers and checked several references; Julia Wagner; Rebecca Wall); the British Library (Michael Boggan); the Brynmor Jones Library, University of Hull (Judy Burg, Kate Butler, Nicola Herbert, Helen E. Roberts, Laura Wilson, Simon Wilson); the Huntington Library; Queens University, Belfast (Ursula Mitchel); and the Poetry Collection, University of Buffalo, The State University of New York (Dr James Maynard).

I am very grateful to the National Endowment for the Humanities for awarding me a Research Fellowship that freed me from teaching and administrative responsibilities for two semesters and thus enabled me to advance the work substantially towards publication. For covering the cost of research trips I am grateful to Boston University, and also to Christopher Ricks, who generously made available funds from his Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Achievement Award. Boston University also funded research assistance from Jay Vithalani, a PhD student at the Editorial Institute, who expertly unearthed copies of early printings in periodicals as well as books and articles on the poetry. Another of the Institutes PhD students, Silvia Glick, proofread the final typescript.

Special thanks must go to Anthony Thwaite, who over the years has done more than anyone for Larkin. Even when making corrections to his text in Collected Poems, or taking a different editorial view, I have been aware of building on the foundation he laid down. At typescript stage, he generously offered numerous corrections and suggestions that have resulted in significant improvements.

AGIWPhilip Larkin, A Girl in Winter (1947)
ALAbout Larkin: Journal of the Philip Larkin Society
Amis, LettersThe Letters of Kingsley Amis, ed. Zachary Leader (2000)
ATAnthony Thwaite (b. 1930)
AWJPhilip Larkin, All What Jazz: A Record Diary, 196171, revised edition (1985)
BLThe British Library
Bloomfield (2002)B. C. Bloomfield, Philip Larkin: A Bibliography 19331994, revised and enlarged edition (2002)
BodleianThe Bodleian Library, Oxford
Booth (1992)James Booth, Philip Larkin: Writer (1992)
Booth (2000)James Booth, ed., New Larkins for Old: Critical Essays (2000)
Booth (2005)James Booth, Philip Larkin: The Poets Plight (2005)
BPBarbara Pym (191380)
Bradford (2005)Richard Bradford, First Boredom, Then Fear: The Life of Philip Larkin (2005)
Brennan (2002)Maeve Brennan, The Philip Larkin I Knew (2002)
ChPChosen Poems, thirty-five poems in typescript collected by Larkin in April 1941
CMCharles Monteith (192195)
Cooper (2004)Stephen Cooper, Philip Larkin: Subversive Writer (2004)
CP (1988)Philip Larkin: Collected Poems, ed. Anthony Thwaite (1988)
CP (2003)Philip Larkin: Collected Poems, ed. Anthony Thwaite (2003)
Day (1987)Roger Day, Larkin (1987)
EICEssays in Criticism
1st CollUntitled collection by Larkin of seven poems in typescript dating from June to September 1939 (Hull DPL 2/1/1)
FPFurther Poems, Nine poems of depression | and dismay in typescript, collected by Larkin in June 1940
FRPhilip Larkin: Further Requirements: Interviews, Broadcasts, Statements and Book Reviews, second edition, ed. Anthony Thwaite (2002)
Hartley (1988)Philip Larkin 19221985: A Tribute, ed. George Hartley (1988)
HullHull History Centre, Hull
HWPhilip Larkin, High Windows (1974)
ITGOLIn the Grip of Light, a collection of twenty-five poems in typescript made by Larkin by early 1948
JBJohn Betjeman (190684)
JBSJames Ballard Sutton (192197)
JEJudy Egerton (b. 1928)
Jean Hartley (1989)Jean Hartley, Philip Larkin, The Marvell Press and Me (1989)
KAKingsley Amis (192295)
LPhilip Larkin (192285)
Leader (2009)The Movement Reconsidered: Essays on Larkin, Amis, Gunn, Davie, and Their Contemporaries, ed. Zachary Leader (2009)
Leggett (1999)B. J. Leggett, Larkins Blues: Jazz, Popular Music, and Poetry (1999)
LTMPhilip Larkin: Letters to Monica, ed. Anthony Thwaite (2010)
MBMaeve Brennan (19292003)
MJMonica [Margaret Beale] Jones (19222001)
Morrison (1980)Blake Morrison, The Movement: English Poetry and Fiction of the 1950s (1980)
Motion (1993)Andrew Motion, Philip Larkin: A Writers Life (1993)
N&Q, NSNotes and Queries, New Series
OBTCEVThe Oxford Book of Twentieth-Century English Verse, chosen by Philip Larkin (1973)
OEDThe Oxford English Dictionary, online edition
Osborne (2008)John Osborne, Larkin, Ideology and Critical Violence: A Case of Wrongful Conviction (2008)
Palmer (2008)Richard Palmer, Such Deliberate Disguises: The Art of Philip Larkin (2008)
PAug40Poems August 1940, seventeen poems in typescript collected by Larkin and dated August 1940
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Petch (1981)Simon Petch, The Art of Philip Larkin (1981)
POWPoetry from Oxford in Wartime, ed. William Bell (February 1945)
PSPatricia [Patsy] Strang [ne Avis], later Murphy (192877)
RBReference Back: Philip Larkins Uncollected Jazz Writings 194084, ed. Richard Palmer and John White (1999)
RCRobert Conquest (b. 1917)
Regan (1992)Stephen Regan, Philip Larkin (1992)
Regan (1997)
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