Box 4
Contains 18 Results:
Donald Davie/Selected Poems
Donald Davie reading John Dryden
Donald Davie Interview for WPLN Nashville with Molly Howell, originally broadcast 21 May 1980
Davie, Donald. Contemporary Poets Reading Their Own Poetry. The British Council--Recorded Sound Section. Tape No. 1841-Dubbed 21 December 1972. 7 & ½ ips. Duration-28minutes, 37 seconds.
Film. 1800 feet, 7 " reel. Red label appended-reads "1-Stevenson-7 & 1/2." No other markings.
Editorial in PNR
Galley proofs for various issues of PNR edited by Donald Davie
Correspondence from Howard Warshaw to Donald Davie (4)
“Drawings on Drawing” by Howard Warshaw
Correspondences 1, 1982. An international review of literature; this copy belonged to Peter Whigham and announced publication of his work to appear in the next issue
“A Dante Portfolio” by Peter Whigham
“The Comedy of Dante Aligheri: Inferno Canto I.” Translated with notes on the translation by Peter Whigham. Inscribed
Whigham, Peter. Do's and Don't's of Translation. California: Turkey Press, 1982. Inscribed. Inserted into the book are 2 photocopied pages of poems, without an author’s name or date., 1982
Bernard Bergonzi . “The Poetry of Donald Davie.” The Critical Quarterly (2), 1962 Winter
Clyde Binfield. “Another Note on Non-Conformists.” PNR, 1970
James A. Powell (with Paul Lake). “An Interview with Donald Davie.” Occident. Volume C, Number 2, Winter 1981
Bush, Donald. T.S. Eliot: A Study in Character and Style. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 1983. Uncorrected advance bound proofs for review.
Kenner, High. A Sinking Island: The Modern English Writers. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1987
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