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For David Gascoyne on His Sixty-Fifth Birthday 10 October 1981. by David]. [GASCOYNE, 1981 David Gascoyne Collected Journals 1936-42 by David Gascoyne, 1993-06 David Gascoyne, ou, L'urgence de l'inexprime ; suivi de notes sur les Collected poems et du scenario inedit d'un film surrealiste by Michel Remy, 1984 Biography - Gascoyne, David (Emery) (1916-2001): An article from: Contemporary Authors by --Sketch by Thomas Wiloch, 2004-01-01 David Gascoyne, W. S. Graham, Kathleen Raine (Penguin modern poets, 17) by David Gascoyne, 1970 Maggie O'sullivan/David Gascoyne/Barry Macsweeney (Etruscan Reader) by Maggie O'Sullivan, David Goscoyne, et all 1997-01 Selected Prose, 1934-1996 by David Gascoyne, 2000-05 Journal, 1936-7 by David Gascoyne, 1997-09-01 Remove Your Hat and Other Works by Benjamin Peret, David Gascoyne, et all 1986-11 Early Poems by David Gascoyne, 1980-05 "PL editions." by David Gascoyne, 1943 MIR POETS by David Gascoyne, 1988 Poems 1937 -42 by David Gascoyne, 1948 A Vagrant and Other Poems by David Gascoyne, 1950

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1. David Gascoyne Home Page
   Dedicated to the life and work of David Gascoyne (19162002), surrealist poet.  
   http://www.connectotel.com/gascoyne
   
   Extractions: David Gascoyne was born in 1916 in Harrow, Middlesex, and educated at Salisbury Cathedral School and the Regent Street Polytechnic, London. His first collection of poetry, Roman Balcony and Other Poems was published when he was sixteen, and in 1933 Cobden-Sanderson brought out his novel Opening Day . Both books are remarkable achievements for an adolescent, and they were followed by the equally striking poetry collections Man's Life Is This Meat (1936) and Hoelderlin's Madness (1938), which established his reputation as one of the most original voices of the 1930s. Gascoyne was among the earliest champions of Surrealism: in 1935 his A Short Survey of Surrealism was published, and in the next year he was one of the organisers of the London International Surrealist Exhibition. From this period, and during his time living in France in 1937-39, date his friendships with Dali, Max Ernst, Andre Breton, Paul Eluard and Pierre Jean Jouve. As well as becoming internationally celebrated as a poet - especially after publication of his Poems 1937-1942 , with its Graham Sutherland images - Gascoyne became highly regarded as a translator, notably of Hoelderlin and of the leading French Surrealists.

2. CRITIQUE :: David Gascoyne
   DAVID GASCOYNE. INTERVIEW BY MIKE PLUMBLEY. ascoigne? Nothing coming up?. The fresh faced young man behind the counter, obviously straight out of University, continued to peer hopefully into his computer screen. David Gascoyne, GA-S-C-O-Y-N-E, English poet and writer who wrote A Short Survey of Surrealism in 1935, lives just  
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3. David Gascoyne
   David Gascoyne. David Gascoyne has since been honoured by the French Government and made a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.  
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   Extractions: David Gascoyne's persistent use of amphetamenes had resulted in a severe stomach ulcer, three nervous breakdowns and several imposed stays in mental institutions over three decades. He came to live on the Isle of Wight during the early 1960s to be with his parents. The noted Surrealist poet and author of A Short Study of Surrealism (1935) was a patient of Whitecroft Hospital on the Isle of Wight when Judy Lewis read one of his poems to the patients. Marriage to Judy Lewis revitalised his spirit and he undertook readings in Paris, Belgium, Italy, Amsterdam, Iceland, Corfu and San Francisco. David Gascoyne has since been honoured by the French Government and made a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Judy Gascoyne was housekeeper for Bob Dylan at Forelands Farm in August 1969.

4. Green Apple Books: Gascoyne David
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5. David Gascoyne Selected Poems
   Title Selected Poems gascoyne david David Gascoyne Subject Poetry Category Poetry Drama Criticism Poetry General Format Paperback  
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6. David Gascoyne Night Thoughts: A Radiophonic Poem (Alyscamps Poetry Library)
   Title Night Thoughts A Radiophonic Poem (Alyscamps Poetry Library) gascoyne david David Gascoyne Subject Poetry Format Hardcover  
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7. David Gascoyne
   David Gascoyne. David Gascoyne (Ríjen 10, 1916 Listopad 25, 2001) byl Britové básník pridružený s Surrealista hnutí. David Gascoyne domov strana.  
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9. France Grande-Bretagne - Adpf
   gascoyne david Selected Verse Translations Enitharmon; Leduc Violette Trésors  
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10. French Surrealist Poetry In English Translation By David Gascoyne
    French surrealist poetry by Arp, Breton, Dalí, Péret, Picasso, RibemontDessaignes and Unik in English translation by david gascoyne.  
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    Extractions: Roland Penrose, Portrait of Valentine (1937, collection of the artist) HANS ARP The Domestic Stones (fragment) The feet of morning the feet of noon and the feet of evening walk ceaselessly round pickled buttocks on the other hand the feet of midnight remain motionless in their echo-woven baskets consequently the lion is a diamond on the sofas made of bread

11. Poet: David Gascoyne - All Poems Of David Gascoyne
    All poems of david gascoyne .. connectotel.com/gascoyne/ . site info. david gascoyne News. davidgascoyne - News. 28 November site info. david gascoyne - Links. davidgascoyne - Links. AK Distribution  
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12. Obituary: The Times, London, UK
    Obituary The Times, London, UK david gascoyne WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 2001 Obituary david gascoyne Precocious poetic spirit whose inspiration hit troubled times  
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    Extractions: One of the last survivors from the literary 1930s, David Gascoyne once described himself as "a poet who wrote himself out when young and then went mad". Like a not dissimilar predecessor, Chatterton, he was a "marvellous boy" in his time, original and creatively precocious in his youth and early manhood. Like those two similarly precocious spirits of that era, George Barker (a close friend) and Dylan Thomas, he was essentially a neo-Romantic and had something of the self-destructive impulse which went with that. In the ultimate analysis he promised more than he could deliver. But what he did deliver was, in the early days certainly, completely unusual and arresting. Yet Gascoyne was familiar with contemporary Europe and European philosophical and artistic movements to a degree many of his contemporaries were not, and was in tune with Surrealism and Existentialism in their early days. The involvement with Surrealism tended, in the end, to hang like an albatross round his neck, and he had to repudiate it. But gradually, as the years went by, and he and his work emerged from beneath the wreck of his early hopes, the scope of his lifetime’s achievement as poet, translator and memoirist became apparent.

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    gascoyne, david Poet. Profiles the revered London-born poet known for Your Search gascoyne, david. processing requests david gascoyne Home Page david gascoyne 25 November 2001  
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14. Gascoyne, David Emery --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Year in Review 2001 obituary gascoyne, david Emery Encyclopædia Britannica Article. MLA style gascoyne, david Emery. Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004.  
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15. Lord David Cecil --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    in full Lord Edward Christian david gascoyne Cecil English biographer, literary critic, and educator, best known for his discerning, sympathetic, and elegantly  
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16. David Gascoyne - Poetry
    Poetry by david gascoyne (b. 1916) david gascoyne Poetry. 1932-1936  
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17. Gascoyne, David
    Most Popular Similar Authors. gascoyne, david 1916 (david gascoyne). Collected poems 1988 david gascoyne Publisher Oxford ; Oxford University Press, 1988.  
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18. Poet's Day 1997
    National Poetry Day 1997, in honour david gascoyne's 81st birthday.  
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    Extractions: Quay Arts Centre, Newport, Isle of Wight Judy Gascoyne's welcome pops the evening open like a Champagne cork. She notes that poetry in this new theatre is better suited than those "Unfortunate settings like pubs in a room next to the juke box". The Quay Arts Centre has refurbished an old quayside warehouse into a gleaming new theatre with money from the National Lottery. Judy's opening speech comes like the swing of a champagne bottle against a ship's bow. Opens the theatre, opens the evening, introduces a line of England's great poets. David Gascoyne is wheeled in front of the audience. He is a day short of his 81st birthday. This is an extremely rare public occasion for him. Perhaps his first reading in a decade. David Gascoyne's appearance has drawn me here tonight. I might not have ventured out for the other poets such is my unfamiliarity with them or their material. Their readings tonight made me glad I came. Once again I am gaining my education away from the bookshelf. From the poet's mouth so to speak. David Gascoyne gives a fine introduction to Ian Sinclair's work making particular reference to his poetry about London's East End. Sinclair is a tall, balding, authoritative guy who speaks in an assured tone. His London poems speak of "Ox blood mixed with methadone", the first indication that tonight's works will be less concerned with Byronic sonnets more with the dark end of the street.

19. Gascoyne, David Emery --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    MLA style " gascoyne, david Emery." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004 APA style gascoyne, david Emery. Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved May 8, 2004, from Encyclopædia Britannica  
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20. Selected Verse Translations By Gascoyne, David
    OV de L. Milosz Translations by david gascoyne of Guillaume Apollinaire, André Breton, Blaise Cendrars, René Char, Xie Chuang, René Daumal, Yves de Bayser  
    http://www.inpressbooks.co.uk/selected_verse_translations_i0103.aspx
    
    Extractions: Guillaume Apollinaire, André Breton, Blaise Cendrars, René Char, Xie Chuang, René Daumal, Yves de Bayser, Robert Desnos, André du Bouchet, Paul Eluard, Pierre Emmanuel, Jean Follain, Benjamin Fondane, André Frenaud, Eugène Guillevic, Maurice Henry, Friedrich Hölderlin, Georges Hugent, Edmond Jabès, Max Jacob, Pierre Jean Jouve, Valery Larbaud, Giacomo Leopardi, Stéphane Mallarmé, Loys Masson, O. V. de L. Milosz, Benjamin Péret, Francis Ponge, Gisèle Prassinos, Raymond Queneau, Pierre Reverdy, Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes, Arthur Rimbaud, Gui Rosey, Philippe Soupault, Jules Supervielle, Jean Tardieu, Georg Trakl and Tristan Tzara.

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