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Chieti, Solfanelli Edit. 1994, cm.15x21, pp.157, brossura Collana Athenaeum.

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London, Duckworth 1993, cm.16x24, pp.XII,478, legatura edirtoriale cartonata, sopraccoperta. Walter de la Mare (1873-1956) is a writer due for reappraisal. Well-known in his own lifetime, with a wide circle of friends - Edward Thomas, Rupert Brooke, Katherine Mansfield and Thomas Hardy - he has been largely ignored by recent critics. Few know of his personal life, of his loving but difficult marriage, and the passionate and platonic affair with Naomi Royde-Smith which was so crucial to his poetry. This biography examines all aspects of de la Mare's life and art.