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Lord Alfred Douglas (1870–1945)

Author of Bernard Shaw and Alfred Douglas, a correspondence

48+ Works 200 Members 5 Reviews

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Works by Lord Alfred Douglas

Bernard Shaw and Alfred Douglas, a correspondence (1982) — Author — 42 copies, 1 review
Oscar Wilde and Myself (1977) 27 copies
Oscar Wilde;: A summing-up (1977) 18 copies, 1 review
Sonnets (1943) 8 copies
The City of the Soul (1996) 7 copies
Poems 4 copies, 1 review
In Excelsis (1924) 4 copies
Lyrics (1943) 4 copies
Without Apology 3 copies
Without apology (1938) 3 copies
Poems = Poe mes 3 copies
The Duke of Berwick (1927) 2 copies
Lord Alfred Douglas (1926) 2 copies
Nine poems 2 copies
Salomé 1 copy
Time & tide 1 copy

Associated Works

Salomé (1893) — Translator, some editions — 1,777 copies, 31 reviews
The Penguin Book of Homosexual Verse (1983) — Contributor — 256 copies, 3 reviews
The Columbia Anthology of Gay Literature (1998) — Contributor — 171 copies
Decadent Poetry (2006) — Contributor — 104 copies
100 Queer Poems (2022) — Contributor — 74 copies
Oscar Wilde: A Collection of Critical Essays (1969) — Contributor — 28 copies
The Religion of Beauty: Selections from the Aesthetes (1950) — Contributor — 11 copies
The chameleon (1894) — Contributor — 10 copies
Little Innocents: Childhood Reminiscences (1986) — Contributor — 9 copies
From the nineties (1982) — Contributor — 1 copy

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5 reviews
Full marks for honesty. An author's note states: The poems in this collection, dating from about 1890 to the present year 1919, are printed in something approximating to chronological order. Consequently readers are invited to note that the best poems are not, generally speaking, to be found in the beginning of the volume.
Hell, if Bosie were alive I'd have killed him, he was such a whinging manipulator. There's no accounting for love, but its a shame Oscar set eyes on him!
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Includes the poems in original English, followed by French translations.
First publication of the author of the Lord Alfred Douglas poetry, occurring one year after the trial of Oscar Wilde where he was convicted of homosexuality, and at a time when the book could not be published in England.
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