 |
+44 (0)1626 897 090 | Your basket Items: |
Total: £0.00 |
|
| Mon-Fri 9am-5pm GMT, answerphone other times |
Checkout
|
|||
| SEARCH | ||||
|
|
+44 (0)1626 897 090 | Your basket Items: |
Total: £0.00 |
|
| Mon-Fri 9am-5pm GMT, answerphone other times |
Checkout
|
|||
| SEARCH | ||||
A friend of Auden and Isherwood and a tireless campaigner for political and civil liberties, Stephen Spender (1909-95) is perhaps the most enigmatic of all the great poets of the 1930s. This magisterial biography follows Spender's life from his Edwardian childhood and the political and sexual liberation of pre-Second World War Oxford and Berlin to the decades of international literary celebrity, when his perfectionism and passionately held beliefs brought him into conflict with many Establishment figures. 
Next Literary Biography book
Previous Literary Biography book
On Facebook
On Twitter
Subscribe to email offers
