Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall No Jacket Cloth First Edition A study of what it means to be English. Rebound in stong library binding.

Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall No Jacket Cloth First Edition Rebound in strong library binding.

First Edition First issue, pp 242, boards faded

First Edition 1st edition. Leather spine, original boards, new endpapers. Very Good Shop Arlibris

1st Thus 1st edition in book form (there was a version in Blast). 4to., vi., 62 pp. Some foxing to the rear board and edges, small fade patch at the head of the gilt lettered spine, jacket worn, with a section missing from the head of the spine. With a 'future books' prospectus from Desmond Harmsworth that includes this book. Very good in good jacket.

First Edition 625 pp, out of series limited edition top edge of spine is missing and the book cloth has a fag burn pages clean

356 pp., + [7" single "The maker of the sound" by one K.R Campbell] Excellent, very bright and clean, a couple of very slightly creased pages at the front, a couple of dents to the top edge

0876857691 Creatures of Habit and Creatures of Change: Essays on Art, Literature and Society, 1914-1956 The two clearest characteristics of these essays are Lewis's argumentative nature and his enormous ego. That being said, any reader who cares to delve into the contents (and many should) will find a wealth of fascinating reading. Lewis lacks the control and clarity of a John Ruskin or E.B. White, but the breadth and depth of his mind and interests cannot be disputed--though the conclusions reached and claims made may often be. Here, he tackles art, poetry, literature, history, and any other field that suits his fancy. The results, as might be expected, are variable, but what is seen here is one of the last of a quickly dying breed--the essayist who stimulates our thinking. -- Library Journal

0876856644 a collection of essays by Lewis, published by ''The Egoist''in 1919 when Lewis returned from War, and signaled Lewis' return to the forefront of modernism in Britain.

0876859473 The Enemy: A Review of Art and Literature Volume 1