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Cecil Day-Lewis

British poet, a Communist Party member in the 1930s, author of The Magnetic Mountain (1933).

Lived
1904–1972
Also known as
Nicholas Blake
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI · BnF
Sources
Wikipedia — Cecil Day-Lewis

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1934A Hope for PoetryBlackwell, OxfordOpen Library
1935A Question of ProofCollins for the Crime Club, LondonOpen Library
1935Collected Poems, 1929-1933 ...Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press, LondonOpen Library
1936Thou Shell of DeathPub. for the Crime Club by Collins, LondonOpen Library
1938The Beast Must DieHarper & brothers, New YorkOpen Library
1939The Smiler with the KnifePub. for the Crime Club by Collins, LondonOpen Library
1940Murder with MaliceCarroll & Graf Publishers, New YorkOpen Library
1941The Corpse in the SnowmanHarper, New YorkOpen Library
1944Poetry for You — A Book for Boys and Girls on the Enjoyment of PoetryB. BlackwellOpen Library
1947Enjoying Poetry — A Readers GuideCambridge University Press, CambridgeOpen Library
1947Minute for MurderPub. for the Crime Club by Collins, LondonOpen Library
1947The Poetic ImageJ. Cape, LondonOpen Library
1948Poems, 1943-1947Cape, LondonOpen Library
1948The Otterbury IncidentPutnam, LondonOpen Library
1957End of ChapterDoubleday, Garden City, N.YOpen Library
1961The Worm of DeathHarper, New YorkOpen Library
1968The Private WoundDellOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1937-01-01Ralph Fox✓ — A Writer in ArmsRalph Fox, John Lehmann, T. A. Jackson & Nicholas BlakeInternational PublishersEnglish
1971Nazajutrz po śmierci✓Nicholas BlakeIskryPolish