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Mystery Titles
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Date |
Notes |
| The Second Curtain |
Verschoyle |
1953 |
US: 1956 Macmillan |
| Fantasy and Fugue |
Verschoyle |
1954 |
US: 1956 Macmillan |
| Image of a Society |
Deutsch |
1956 |
US: 1957 Macmillan |
| The Ruined Boys |
As ABove |
1959 |
US: '59 as That Distant Afternoon |
| The Father's Comedy |
Deutsch |
1961 |
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| The Perfect Fool |
As ABove |
1963 |
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| My Child, My Sister |
As ABove |
1965 |
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| The Carnal Island |
Deutsch |
1970 |
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Verse
| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Poems |
Fortune |
1940 |
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| The Middle of a War |
Hogarth |
1942 |
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| A Lost Season |
Hogarth |
1944 |
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| Epitaphs and Occasions |
Lehmann |
1949 |
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| Counterparts |
Verschoyle |
1954 |
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| Brutus's Orchard |
Deutsch |
1957 |
US: 1958 Macmillan |
| Buff |
Deutsch |
1965 |
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| New P**ms |
Deutsch |
1968 |
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| Off Course |
Turret |
1969 |
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| To an Unknown Reader |
POTMC |
1970 |
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| Song Cycle from a Record Sleeve |
Sycamore |
1972 |
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| Tiny Tears |
Deutsch |
1973 |
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| An Old War |
Tragara |
1974 |
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| Waiting for the Barbarians |
Keepsake |
1974 |
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| From the Joke Shop |
Deutsch |
1975 |
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| The Joke Shop Annexe |
Tragara |
1975 |
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| An Ill-Governed Coast |
Ceolfrith |
1976 |
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| Re-treads |
Tragara |
1979 |
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| The Reign of Sparrows |
London |
1980 |
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| The Individual and His Times |
Athlone |
1982 |
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| House and Shop |
Tragara |
1982 |
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| As from the Thirties |
Tragara |
1983 |
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Miscellaneous
| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Savage Gold |
Lehmann |
1946 |
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| With My Little Eye |
Lehmann |
1948 |
US: 1957 Macmillan |
| Catspaw |
Alan Ross |
1966 |
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| Owls and Artificers |
Deutsch |
1971 |
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| Seen Grandpa Lately ? |
Deutsch |
1972 |
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| Professors and Gods |
Deutsch |
1973 |
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| Poor Roy |
Deutsch |
1977 |
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| The Other Planet |
Keepsake |
1979 |
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| Souvenirs |
London |
1980 |
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| More About Tompkins |
Tragara Press |
1981 |
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| Vamp Till Ready |
London |
1982 |
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| Upright, Downfall |
OUP |
1983 |
with Barbara Giles and Adrian Rumble |
| Home and Dry |
London |
1984 |
Third instalment of memoirs |
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Roy Fuller, born Roy Broadbent Fuller on 11 February 1912, was
awarded a CBE in 1970. He worked initially as a solicitor before going on to
become a professor at Oxford University. He was also the recipient of numerous
literary prizes and awards. His work is sought after by collectors of first
editions and rare books. The early ones being of reasonable value. That said
they are not beyond the means of the committed collector with a reasonable
budget.
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