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Early Auden remains the most penetrating, detailed, and informative examination we have of the great work produced by the young W. H. Auden in England before the war. Edward Mendelson writes with unrivaled knowledge of published texts, manuscripts, private papers, and essays in this most illuminating of critical works.
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Insightful exploration of Auden's formative poetic years.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in understanding how Auden's poetic voice was shaped in his early years, this book is a treasure. Mendelson's detailed analysis offers a rare glimpse into the development of a major poet, making it perfect for poetry lovers and literary scholars alike. You'll appreciate the depth of insight into Auden's early work and the context behind his emerging talent.
