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JL Carr, born 20 May 1912, has an ardent following amongst those
readers and collectors who are familiar with his work. He has attracted
something of a cult following and his first two or three books are now fairly
valuable and not common. He is also responsible for a large number of maps, all
of which are undated and were issued by the Quince Tree Press. For those wishing
to learn more about this author we would recommend The Last Englishman by Byron
Rogers, an autobiography on Aurum Press 2003.
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| The Old Timers |
Private |
1957 |
Fifty copies only |
| A Day in Summer |
Barrie |
1963 |
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| A Season in Sinji |
Alan Ross |
1967 |
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| The Red Windcheater |
Macmillan |
1970 |
Wraps |
| The Dustman |
Ditto |
1972 |
Paperback original |
| The Garage Mechanic |
Ditto |
1972 |
Wrappers |
| The Harpole Report |
Secker |
1972 |
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| The Old Farm Coat |
Macmillan |
1974 |
Wraps |
| Red Foal's Coat |
Ditto |
1974 |
as above |
| How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers Won the FA Cup |
LME |
1975 |
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| The Green Children of the Woods |
Longman |
1976 |
Paperback 1st |
| An Ear-Ring for Anna Beer |
Macmillan |
1976 |
as Jim Carr |
| Gone with the Whirlywind |
Ditto |
1980 |
Ditto |
| A Month in the Country |
Harvester |
1980 |
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| The Battle of Pollock's Crossing |
Viking |
1985 |
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| What Hetty Did |
Quince Tree |
1988 |
Limited edition |
| Harpole and Foxberrow |
Quince Tree |
1992 |
4,000 copies |
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