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Society Merchandise
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2013 CALENDAR |
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2013 Calendar : Anthony Powell's London.
The Anthony Powell Society's 2013 calendar of Anthony Powell's London.
Thirteen specially commissioned photographs by Keith Marshall
showing aspects of Anthony Powell's London as it is today.
Includes: Albert Memorial, Hill Street, Maida Vale Canal, Ashley Gardens and Chester Gate.
One month to a page, printed on card and designed to be hung on the wall.
210 x 298 mm.
Shrink wrapped.
Mailed in a stiffened envelope.
See also
AP News Weblog
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| SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS |
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Eton Conference Proceedings
All 12 papers from the first biennial conference in 2001.
Copies signed by the Society's Patron.
Paperback, 2001, ISBN 9780954173609
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Oxford Conference Proceedings
All 21 papers from the second biennial conference at Balliol College, Oxford in 2003.
Paperback, 2004, ISBN 9780954173623
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Centenary Conference Proceedings
The 23 papers from the third biennial (Powell Centenary) conference
at The Wallace Collection, London in 2005.
Paperback, 2007, ISBN 9780954173647
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Jeff Manley et al.; Dance Music
A comprehensive 150-page guide to the musical references in Dance;
compiled in the style of Spurling's Handbook.
Paperback, 2010, ISBN 9780954173661
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Writing about Anthony Powell
Monograph containing the text of short talks given at the 2004 AGM
by George Lilley, Michael Barber and Nick Birns
on their experience of writing about Powell and his work.
Introduced by Dr Christine Berberich.
Paperback, 2005, ISBN 9780954173630
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John S Monagan; The Master and The Congressman
A 40-page monograph by the late Senator John Monagan describing his meetings with Powell.
Paperback, 2003, ISBN 9780954173616
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| OTHER PUBLICATIONS |
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John Saumarez Smith & Jonathan Kooperstein
The Acceptance of Absurdity : Anthony Powell - Robert Vanderbilt Letters 1952-1963
HARDBACK.
In February 1952 the proprietor of the leading Anglophile bookshop in New York,
Robert Vanderbilt Jr,
wrote to Anthony Powell suggesting that he should reprint one,
possibly two, of Powell's pre-war novels.
This led to an animated exchange of letters about the production and sale of
Two Novels: Venusberg and Agents & Patients
and a longstanding friendship.
When Powell became Literary Editor of Punch
the correspondence took on a new life as both men helped each other find books to review or sell.
The result is a literary kaleidoscope with London and New York equally represented.
It also reminds a later generation of the lasting rewards of letter writing.
Maggs Brothers, 2011
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John Saumarez Smith & Jonathan Kooperstein
The Acceptance of Absurdity : Anthony Powell - Robert Vanderbilt Letters 1952-1963
PAPERBACK.
In February 1952 the proprietor of the leading Anglophile bookshop in New York,
Robert Vanderbilt Jr,
wrote to Anthony Powell suggesting that he should reprint one,
possibly two, of Powell's pre-war novels.
This led to an animated exchange of letters about the production and sale of
Two Novels: Venusberg and Agents & Patients
and a longstanding friendship.
When Powell became Literary Editor of Punch
the correspondence took on a new life as both men helped each other find books to review or sell.
The result is a literary kaleidoscope with London and New York equally represented.
It also reminds a later generation of the lasting rewards of letter writing.
Maggs Brothers, 2011
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Anthony Powell; Caledonia - A Fragment.
A new edition of this otherwise very rare, privately printed, Powell spoof from 1934.
Now publicly available in its own right for the first time.
Greville Press, 2011, ISBN 9780956772336
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John Gould; Dance Class.
A selection of student essays from John's teaching of Dance
to High School Seniors at Phillips Academy, USA
in 2002-3 and again in 2007-8.
Dance Class offers an extraordinary collection of student essays about Anthony Powell's great comic novel.
The young authors not only discuss issues of character, plot, and theme,
but they also investigate historical background, chart personal relevance, parody characters and situations,
even write a treatment for a drama.
For those who love A Dance to the Music of Time,
this book will reveal fresh new ways of looking at the series.
And for those who are just discovering it, Dance Class
will prove a useful and highly entertaining guide.
Dance Class is also available from
iUniverse;
this may be cheaper for non-UK customers.
iUniverse.com, paperback, 2009, ISBN 9781440129032
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Michael Bakewell, Fitzrovia: London's Bohemia
Published in the National Portrait Gallery 'Character Sketches' series.
Snapshot biographies of Fitzrovian characters including Powell and many of his friends.
Fitzrovia, center of London's pub culture for much of the period between the wars,
was christened by Tom Driberg and owes its name to the Fitzroy Tavern.
Famous 'Fitzrovians' included Augustus John, Nina Hamnett, Constant Lambert, Dylan Thomas
and of course Anthony Powell.
National Portrait Gallery, 1999, ISBN 9781855142565
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| JOURNAL & NEWSLETTER |
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Secret Harmonies: Journal of the Anthony Powell Society.
The Society's journal containing longer and more academic contributions than the quarterly Newsletter.
Back numbers of issues 1, 2, 3 and 4/5 are available.
Please indicate which issues your require in the comments box.
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Newsletter Centenary Issue.
Our 120-page celebratory Powell Centenary Newsletter (Issue 21; December 2005).
Contains a wide variety of articles about Powell, his milieu and his work.
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Newsletter Back Numbers
Printed copies of back numbers of Newsletter are no longer available
(except for #21, listed above).
However PDF files of all except the latest few may be downloaded from our
Newsletter Library Page.
If you require a copy of all the PDF files on CD please
contact us at the address on the homepage
and we will do this at current cost plus a donation to the Society.
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| AUDIO |
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BBC Radio Dramatisation of Dance
** NEW STOCK NOW IN **
PLEASE NOTE:
For copyright reasons this item is available to Society members only;
your membership status will be checked.
Originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 between 1979-82.
26 one-hour episodes, each as a separate MP3 file on this single CD.
With accompanying booklet.
The cost of this item includes a £5 donation to the Society;
UK Taxpayers
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| POSTCARDS & POSTERS |
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Society Postcard
B&W postcard of Powell with his cat Trelawney.
Pack of 5.
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Wallace Collection Poussin Postcard
The Wallace Collection's colour postcard of Poussin's painting
A Dance to the Music of Time.
Pack of 5.
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Wallace Collection Poussin Poster
The Wallace Collection's half life-size poster of Poussin's painting
A Dance to the Music of Time.
Mailed in a poster tube.
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Other Powell-Related Books
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These works are available from,
inter alia,
the suppliers shown and not from the Society.
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Anthony Powell A Dance to the Music of Time (12 vols; softback)
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Search for Dance & order from Amazon.com
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Anthony Powell Some Poets, Artists and 'A Reference for Mellors'
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Michael Barber Anthony Powell: A Life
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Christine Berberich The Image of the English Gentleman in Twentieth-Century Literature
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Order from Ashgate
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Nicholas Birns Understanding Anthony Powell
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Koyama Taichi The Novels of Anthony Powell: A Critical Study
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Hilary Spurling Invitation to the Dance
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