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W.H. DAVIES: A BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Harlow, Sylvia

- New Castle, Delaware and Winchester : Oak Knoll Books and St Paul's Bibliographies 1993 - 8vo. - cloth. - xii, 259 pages. - ISBN 0938768433 / Order Nr. 36407 - Price: $ 78.00 View Table of Contents

First edition. The third volume in the Winchester Bibliographies of Twentieth Century Writers series. W.H. Davies is best remembered as the author of THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A SUPER-TRAMP first published in 1908, and still in print, but his reputation is based on his poetry which was published in over fifty books and has appeared continuously in anthologies ever since. This bibliography provides the opportunity for a comprehensive study of this important twentieth-century writer, and it will also be a vital guide to collectors of his work. The sections cover Books, Anthologies edited by Davies and those containing his work, Articles, Broadcasts by and about Davies, and Articles and Books about him. The book also contains a Chronology and Index. Illustrated.

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