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Albert Reginald POWYS (1881-1936). Bor The Green (c) 1895-1899. A.R. Powys, Repair of Ancient Buildings (J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1929) A.R. Powys, From the Ground Up: Collected Papers of A.R. Powys. With an introduction by (JM Dent & Sons Ltd., 1937). A.R. Powys, The English House (The Powys Society, 1992).

John Cowper POWYS (1872-1963). Wildman’s House (Mapperty) 1886-1891. John Cowper Powys, After My Fashion (London, Pan Books Ltd., 1980). John Cowper Powys, All or Nothing (London, Macdonald, 1960). John Cowper Powys, All or Nothing (London, Village Press, 1973). Presented to Library by M.R. Meadmore, April 1984. John Cowper Powys, Autobiography (London, Macdonald, 1967). With an introduction by J.B. Priestley. John Cowper Powys, The Brazen Head (London, Macdonald, 1969). John Cowper Powys, In Defence of Sensuality (London, Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1930). John Cowper Powys, The Diary of John Cowper Powys 1931 (London, Jeffrey Kwintner, 1990). John Cowper Powys, Dorothy M. Richardson (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Dostoievsky (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1946). John Cowper Powys, Ducdame (London, Village Press, 1974). John Cowper Powys, A Glastonbury Romance (London, Macdonald, 1966). John Cowper Powys, Homer and the Aether (London, Macdonald, 1959). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, The Inmates (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by M.R. Meadmore, April 1984. John Cowper Powys, In Spite of. A Philosophy for Everyman (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977. John Cowper Powys, Jobber Skald. A Novel (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1935). John Cowper Powys, Lucifer. A Poem (London, Village Press, 1974). With wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker. Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, (London, Cassell & Co. Ltd., 1937). John Cowper Powys, Maiden Castle (Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 1990). The First Full Authoritative Edition. Introduction by Ian Hughes. John Cowper Powys, Mandragora Poems (London, Village Press, 1975). John Cowper Powys, The Meaning of Culture (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Mortal Strife (London, Jonathan Cape, 1942). John Cowper Powys, Mortal Strife (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Morwyn or The Vengeance of God (London, Village Press, 1974). John Cowper Powys, : An Historical Novel (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1941). John Cowper Powys, The Owl, The Duck, and – Miss Rowe! Miss Rowe! (London, Village Press, 1975. Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977. John Cowper Powys, Paddock Calls. A Play (London, Greymitre Books Ltd., 1984). John Cowper Powys, A Philosophy of Solitude (London, Jonathan Cape, 1933). John Cowper Powys, The Pleasures of Literature (London, Cassell & Co. Ltd., 1946). John Cowper Powys, Poems 1899 (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977.

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John Cowper Powys, A Selection from His Poems (London, Macdonald, 1964). Edited with an introduction by Kenneth Hopkins. John Cowper Powys, Porius: A Romance of the Dark Ages (London, Macdonald, 1951). John Cowper Powys, Porius: A Romance of the Dark Ages (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by M.R. Meadmore, April 1984. John Cowper Powys, Rabelais (London, The Bodley Head, 1948). John Cowper Powys, Real Wraiths (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977. John Cowper Powys, The Religion of a Sceptic (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977. John Cowper Powys, Suspended Judgments. Essays on Books and Sensations (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Three Fantasies (Manchester, Carcanet Press Ltd., 1985). John Cowper Powys, Two & Two (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Up and Out (London, Macdonald, 1957). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Visions and Revisions: A Book of Literary Devotions (London, Macdonald, 1955). John Cowper Powys, Visions and Revisions: A Book of Literary Devotions (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, . A Novel (Cambridge, Rivers Press, 1973). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, October 1977. John Cowper Powys, (London, Jonathan Cape, 1929). John Cowper Powys, Wolf Solent (London, Macdonald, 1961). Donated to Sherborne School Library by A.B. Gourlay, 1971. John Cowper Powys. Wolf’s-Bane. Rhymes (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. John Cowper Powys, Wood and Stone. A Romance (London, Village Press, 1974). Iorwerth C. Peate (ed.), John Cowper Powys Letters 1937-54 (Cardiff, University of Wales Press, 1974). (ed.), Letters of John Cowper Powys to Louis Wilkinson (London, Macdonald, 1958). Louis Wilkinson (ed.), Letters of John Cowper Powys to Louis Wilkinson, 1935-1956 (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. Malcolm Elwin (ed.), Letters of John Cowper Powys to His Brother Llewelyn, 1902-1925. Vol. 1 (London, Village Press, 1975). Malcolm Elwin (ed.), Letters of John Cowper Powys to His Brother Llewelyn, 1925-1939. Vol. 2 (London, Village Press, 1975). Arthur Uphill (ed.), John Cowper Powys Letters to Nicholas Ross (London, Village Press, 1974). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. Ronald Hall, Letters to Henry Miller from John Cowper Powys, (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. C.B. Roberts, Letters from John Cowper Powys to C. Benson Roberts (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. Clifford Tolchard, Letters to Clifford Tolchard from John Cowper Powys, with a memoir by Clifford Tolchard (London, Village Press, 1975). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Gerald Pollinger, September 1977. Anthony Head (ed.), The Letters of John Cowper Powys to Ichiro Hara (London, Cecil Woolf, 1990). Robert Blackmore (ed.), The Letters of John Cowper Powys to G.R. Wilson Knight (London, Cecil Woolf, 1983). Cedric Hentschel (ed.), The Letters of John Cowper Powys to Sven-Erik Täckmark (London, Cecil Woolf, 1983).

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Paul Roberts (ed.), The Letters of John Cowper Powys to Hal W. and Violet Trovillion (London, Cecil Woolf, 1990). Malcolm Elwin (ed.), Confessions of Two Brothers. John Cowper Powys & (London, Sinclair Browne, 1982). Derek Langridge, John Cowper Powys: A Record of Achievement (London, The Library Association, 1966).

Laurence POWYS, pseudonym of Francis Llewelyn POWYS (1909-1998), NOT AN OLD SHIRBURNIAN. Laurence Powys, At the Harlot’s Burial. Poems dedicated to & Charles Prentice (London, E. Lahr, 1930).

Littleton Charles POWYS (1874-1955). Wildman’s House then Abbey House, 1886-1893. Littleton C. Powys, The Joy of It (London, Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1937). Presented to Sherborne School Library by Sam Hey. Littleton C. Powys, The Joy of It (London, Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1937). Littleton C. Powys, Still the Joy of It (London, MacDonald, 1956). Donated to Sherborne School Library by A.B. Gourlay, 1971). Littleton C. Powys, The Letters of Elizabeth Myers (London, Chapman & Hall, 1951). Littleton Powys, The Powys Family: Being a Lecture Given by Him to the Swansea and South Wales Bookman’s Association in May, 1945, with some additions. Inscribed ‘With all best wishes Littleton C Powys, Oct. 18 1952’. Presented to Sherborne School, October 1952. Littleton Powys, The Powys Family: Being a Lecture Given by Him to the Swansea and South Wales Bookman’s Association in May, 1945, with some additions. Inscribed ‘With all best wishes Littleton C Powys, Oct. 18 1952’.

Llewelyn POWYS (1884-1939). The Green (c) 1899-1903. Llewelyn Powys, A Baker’s Dozen (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1941). Llewelyn Powys, Black Laughter (, Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1924). Llewelyn Powys, Black Laughter (London, Jonathan Cape, 1929). Llewelyn Powys, The Cradle of God (London, Jonathan Cape, 1929). Ex Libris, A. Cope. Llewelyn Powys, Damnable Opinions (London, Watts & Co., 1935). Llewelyn Powys, Essays (Bristol, Redcliffe Press Ltd., 1983). Llewelyn Powys, Earth Memories (Bristol, Redcliffe Press Ltd., 1983). Llewelyn Powys, Ebony and Ivory (London, The Richards Press, 1960). Llewelyn Powys, Henry Hudson (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1927). Llewelyn Powys, The Pathetic Fallacy. A Study of Christianity (London, Watts & Co., 1931). Llewelyn Powys, Skin for Skin and The Verdict of Bridlegoose (London, The Bodley Head, 1948). Llewelyn Powys, and Dorset Essays (London, Macdonald, 1957). With a foreword by John Cowper Powys. Llewelyn Powys, Swiss Essays (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1947). Llewelyn Powys, Thirteen Worthies (Bristol, Redcliffe Press Ltd., 1983). Kenneth Hopkins (ed.), Llewelyn Powys. A Selection from his Writings (London, Macdonald, 1952). Louis Wilkinson (ed.), The Letters of Llewelyn Powys (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1943). Malcolm Elwin, The Life of Llewelyn Powys (London, John Lane The Bodley Head, 1946).

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Theodore Francis POWYS (1875-1953). NOT AN OLD SHIRBURNIAN. Theodore. Essays on T.F. Powys. With a story by T.F. Powys, The Useless Woman, and some letters of T.F. Powys to Littleton C. Powys and Elizabeth Myers (Saint Albert’s Press, 1964). Contributors: Neville Braybrooke, Harry Coombes, Kenneth Hopkins, Elizabeth Muntz, Francis Powys, John Cowper Powys, Louis Wilkinson, Joy Wilson. H. Coombes, T.F. Powys (London, Barrie and Rockliff, 1960).

POWYS family. A.B. Gourlay, ‘The Powys Brothers at Sherborne School’. Reminiscences read by Kenneth Hopkins from a script prepared by A.B. Gourlay, 26 October 1974. Kenneth Hopkins, The Powys Brothers. A Biographical Appreciation (Norfolk, Warren House Press, 1972). Presented to Sherborne School Library by the author. Richard Perceval Graves, The Brothers Powys (London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1983).

THE POWYS SOCIETY The Powys Review Winter 1977 (no.2): Richard Luckett – T.F. Powys: Aspects of his language. Michael Roulstone – Lewelyn Powys. Ben Jones – The Disfigurement of Gerda: Moral and Textual Problems in Wolf Solent. T.J. Diffey – John Cowper Powys and Philosophy. Timothy Hyman – The Religion of a Sceptic. Glen Cavaliero – Phoenix and Serpent: D.H. Lawrence and John Cowper Powys. Stephen Allen – The Real Mynydd-y-Gaer. Oliver Marlow Wilkinson – John Cowper Powys in Love. John Cowper Powys in America to T.F. Powys: Letters 1923-1929. Summer 1979 (Vol. 2, 1, no.5): Glen Cavaliero – Sylvia Townsend Warner: an appreciation. Sylvia Townsend Warner – Theodore Powys and some friends at East Chaldon 1922-1927: a narrative and some letters. Harry Coombes – Mr Tasker’s Gods. Martyn Branford – The Starting Point: the early fiction of T.F. Powys and Kate Roberts. Michel Pouillard – T.F. Powys and the Theatre. Carole Coates – Gerda and Christie. Charles Lock – “’Multiverse’… language which makes language impossible.” G. Wilson Knight – A Preface Composed for Ichiro Hara’s translation of Mortal Strife. T.J. Diffey – Poems for John Cowper Powys. Anthony Dyer – William Powys: an appreciation. Winter/Spring 1979/1980 (Vol. 2, 2, no.6): Peter Easingwood – John Cowper Powys and America. Marguerite Tjader – John Cowper Powys and Theodore Dreiser: a friendship. Norman Bryson – Universe and “Multiverse”: John Cowper Powys as a Critic of Dreiser’s fiction. John Cowper Powys – Four Essays on Dreiser. John Cowper Powys – Elusive America, 1927; Farewell to America, 1935. Ned Lukacher – Notre-Homme-des-Fleurs: Wolf Solent’s Metaphoric Legends. Jack Clemo – Mappower Revisited. Peter John Foss – Llewelyn Powys: towards a reconsideration. Winter 1980 (Vol. 2, 3, no.7): Mary Casey – A tribute by Glen Cavaliero. Mary Casey – Poems for her uncles and aunts. 4

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Cedric Hentschel – The Improbable Belligerent: the role of John Cowper Powys in Two World Wars. Ichiro Hara – John Cowper Powys and Zen. Cicely Hill – “Susukeshi Hina Mo”: John Cowper Powys and the Chuang-Tse Legacy. John Cowper Powys – The Philosopher Kwang (1923). Ian Hughes – Allusion, Illusion, and Reality: Fact and Fiction in Wolf Solent. John Cowper Powys – Wolf Solent: a letter to his brother. Sylvia Townsend Warner – East Chaldon and T.F. Powys. Glen Cavaliero – The Powys Family and Dorset. Marius Buning – Mappowder Revisited: T.F. Powys’s reading in retirement. Denys Val Baker – The Powys Family: some memories of the mid-forties. 1980/1981 (Vol. 2, 4, no.8): John Cowper Powys’s After My Fashion: a series of views (Glen Cavaliero, Ben Jones, Cedric Hentschel, Kim Taplin, G. Wilson Knight, T.J. Diffey). Emyr Humphreys – A Perpetual Curate. John Hodgson – On reading Porius. Ben Jones – John Cowper Powys’s Literary Criticism: continuity and context. Denis Lane – John Cowper Powys, and the Faces of Nature. Mary Barham Johnson – The Powys mother. J.E. Roberts – Two photographs of John Cowper Powys. to – Some letters 1930-1957, edited by Kenneth Hopkins. 1980/1982 (Vol. 3, 2, no.10) (2 copies): J. Lawrence Mitchell – Ray Garnett as Illustrator. John Williams – Theodore Powys: ‘all good books tell the same tale’. Theodora Scutt – Theodore Powys, 1934-1953: a continuation. Stephen Powys Marks – A.R. Powys: a sketch of his life and work. John Thomas – The Shock of the New: A.R. Powys and Building Repair. Oliver Holt – Littleton Powys. Littleton Powys – Llandovery 50 years ago (1955). John Baker – John Cowper Powys in Corwen. 1982/1983 (Vol. 3, 3, no.11): Leary – Welsh Poem. Penny Smith – “Seeking the Line of Escape”: Freedom and Freewill in John Cowper Powys’s Early Novels. John Cowper Powys – “Remembrances”: Weymouth Sands (1933). Margaret Moran – The Vision and Revision of John Cowper Powys’s Weymouth Sands. Susan Huxtable Selly – Mysticism, Trivia and Sensations: observations on Weymouth Sands. Elizabeth Tombs – Women in Weymouth Sands. John Cowper Powys – James Joyce (1932). Elmar Schenkel – A Sense of Connectedness: Hugo Kűkelhaus and John Cowper Powys. Bernard Jones – Some observations on Hardy’s letters. 1982/1983 (Vol. 3, 4, no.12): Michel Pouillard – Woman and Women in T.F. Powys’s novels. Ian Hughes – A Poor Ragged Maiden: the textual history of Maiden Castle. T.J. Diffey – John Cowper Powys and Thomas Hardy. Furse Swann – Thomas Hardy and the “Appetite for Joy”. Charles Lock – Confessions of Two Brothers. Peter Foss – The Confessions of a Diarist. Gamel Woolsey – A selection of her letters to Llewelyn Powys 1930-1939, edited by Kenneth Hopkins. Alyse Gregory – Some letters to Mary Casey. 1983/1984 (Vol. 4, 1, no.13): 5

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Martin Steinmann Jr – T.F. Powys and Tradition. Patrick Parrinder – The Age of Fantasy. Elizabeth Barrett – “The Borderland of the Miraculous”: Romance and Naturalism in John Cowper Powys’s A Glastonbury Romance. Tony Head – Method in Madness: Sublimity and Bathos in the major novels of John Cowper Powys. Ben Jones – Who Converted Gaffer Barge? G. Wilson Knight – John Cowper Powys’s “The Ridge”: an interpretation. Tom Copeman Hurt – A printer and a Powys. Charles Rogers – Recollections of a Boot Boy. 1984/1985 (Vol. 4, 3, no.15): John Cowper Powys – Llewelyn Powys, writer (from “Four Brothers”, 1925). Ian Hughes – A Virgin with No Name: The Beginnings of Maiden Castle. Susan Rands – Maiden Castle: Symbol, Theme and Personality. Angela Blaen – Maiden Castle and the Celtic Calendar. John Cowper Powys – The Magic of Detachment (1933), Egotism and Impersonality (1934). R.G. Felton – To J.C. Powys. David Goodway – The Politics of John Cowper Powys. Jack V. Barbera – A Powys’s Bridal Night and Stevie Smith. Bryn Gunnell – T.F. Powys in his Time. Simon Barker – Embroiderers of Tales review-article: Anglo-Welsh Poetry 1480-1980, edited by Raymond Garlick & Roland Matthias. Letter to the Editor: Ichiro Hara: A tribute. 1986 (Vol. 5, 2, no.18): Glen Cavaliero – The Cosmic Spirit in the Novels and Fantasies of John Cowper Powys. Meirion Pennar – In Search of the Real Glendower. John Cowper Powys – Mordaunt Ap Gryfith. A tale. (written while at Sherborne School 1888/89). Ian Hughes – The Genre of John Cowper Powys’s Major Novels. Susan Rands – Rodmoor: Aspects of its Provenance and Direction. Jacqueline Peltier – American landscapes in John Cowper Powys’s letters to his brother Llewelyn. John Cowper Powys – Drought and the River Bed (a poem). T.J. Diffey – A Visit to Mrs Lily Brooks, 5 June 1985. Angela Blaen – The Wisht Hound Tradition and T.F. Powys’s Mark Only. Editor’s Obituary Note: Philip Larkin and H.P. Collins. 1986 (Vol. 5, 3, no.19): J. Lawrence Mitchell – The Education of T.F. Powys. Michael Ballin – John Cowper Powys’s Porius and the Dialectic of History. Dorothee von Huene Greenberg – Stone Worship and the Search for Community in John Cowper Powys’s A Glastonbury Romance. Oliver Marlow Wilkinson – The Letters of Frances and Jack. Frederick Davies – Recollections of John Cowper Powys and Phyllis Playter: Part One. 1987 (Vol. 5, 4, no.20): T.F. Powys – This is Thyself. Introduced and annotated by J. Lawrence Mitchell. Susan Rands – Aspects of Topography of A Glastonbury Romance. Margaret Woolf – J.C. Powys’s Autobiography in the light of The Letters to his Brother Llewelyn. Frederick Davies – Recollections of John Cowper Powys and Phyllis Playter: Part Two. Glen Cavaliero, Gordon Wynne, Margaret Woolf – Lucy Amelia Penny (née Powys) 1890-1986. Frank Warren – Winter at Chydyok: A Reverie. 1987-1988 (Vol. 6, 1, no.21): Tony Brown – “On the Screen of Eternity”: some aspects of R.S. Thomas’s prose. Charles Lock – “To Ravage and Redeem”: Maiden Castle and the Violation of Form. 6

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Peter Christensen – 1272: History in John Cowper Powys’s The Brazen Head. H.W. Fawkner – John Cowper Powys and Ontotheology. Ben Jones – John Cowper Powys in Mexico. Patricia Vaughan Dawson – Etching and Sculptures suggested by scenes from J.C. Powys’s Porius. 1988 (Vol. 6, 2, no.22): Robin L. Wood – John Cowper Powys’s Welsh Mythology: Gods and Manias. W.J. Keith – The Archaeological Background to Maiden Castle. Penny Smith – Works without names: John Cowper Powys’s Early, Unpublished Fiction (Part 1). Don Dale-Jones (ed.) – Littleton Powys to A.G. Prys-Jones. Peter J. Foss – The Religion of an Atheist: The Dawn at Seaton. Llewelyn Powys – The Dawn. Deborah Wills – Problems of Ontology and Omnipotence in Mrs Weston’s Good Wine. Penny Smith – Hilda Doolittle and Frances Gregg. Kenneth Hopkins: a notice and a memoir. 1989 (Vol. 6, 3, no.23): J. Lawrence Mitchell – “One foot in the furrow”: T.F. Powys in East Anglia. Charles Lock – Weymouth Sands and the Matter of Representation: Live Dogs, Stuffed Animals and Unsealed Stones. Penny Smith – Work Without Names: John Cowper Powys’s Early, Unpublished Fiction (part 2). H.W. Fawkner – Owen Glendower: Love at the Margins of Being. Oliver Marlow Wilkinson – Louis Wilkinson. 1989 (Vol. 6, 4, no.24): Subi Swift – An Eye for Interiors: The Influence of Genre Painting on the Work of John Cowper Powys. Susan Rands – “This Super-subtle Interpreter”: Aspects of Walter Pater’s Influence on John Cowper Powys. Penny Smith – “A Kind of Prostitution”: John Cowper Powys’s Dependent Women. Tony Hallett – Ramsgard to Blacksod: The Setting of Wolf Solent. Jacqueline Peltier – John Cowper Powys en francais dans le texte. Stephen Carroll – A Burpham Miscellany. Gerard Casey – Lucy, Katie, Will: A Pattern of Memories. Raymond Garlick, Roland Mathias, Jonah Jones and others – John Cowper Powys: an impression A Radio Programme, June 1957. 1990 (Vol. 8, 1, no.25): Mark Patterson – The Origins of John Cowper Powys’s Myrddin Wylit. Peter Christensen – The Marriage of Myth and History in John Cowper Powys’s Porius. Danielle Price – Repetitions: Weston and Pickwick. Gloria G. Fromm – Epistolary Counterpoint: The Letters of Dorothy Richardson and John Cowper Powys. David Gerard (ed.) – “Ever Your Faithful Friend”: Letters from John Cowper Powys to James Hanley. Tony Hallett – Ramsgard to Blacksod, continued. Susan Rands – The Gateposts of Stalbridge Park. Jean E. Bellamy – The Powys Monuments. Index to Vols.1-26 (compiled by Stephen Powys Marks, edited by Belinda Humfrey, 1992).

The Powys Journal 1995 (Vol. 5): Janina Nordius – Life at One Remove: Solitude in Maiden Castle. Diana Petre – Living with Louis. Ben Jones – Surprised by Frances: Travel and Recognition in The Mystic Leeway.

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John Cowper Powys – The Influence of Personality: Who wants his Inmost Self Meddled with and Invaded? T.F. Powys – The New Broom. Llewelyn Powys – Hedgecock. Katie Powys – Brother and Sisters: A Selection from the Diaries 1927-41. Robin Wood – Owen Glendower: Powys’s Faustian Prince. Llewelyn Powys – ‘In his Great Old Age’. Charles Francis Powys – A Sermon for Montacute Club Day, May 1894. The Sons to the Father: Six Letters written on the Occasion of the Sixtieth Birthday of Charles Francis Powys. A.R. Powys – The Crippled Child. Mary Casey – Family Portraits: A Selection from the Journals 1951-53. T.F. Powys – Letters to Valentine Ackland. John Cowper Powys – Letters to Gerard Casey, 1937-40. Phyllis Playter – ‘On the Departure of Powys for England’. 2002 (Vol. 12): Mark Boseley – The Peripatetic Mode in the Diaries of John Cowper Powys. Andrew Nash and James Knowlson – Charles Prentice and T.F. Powys: A publisher’s influence. Susan Rands – The Influence of Charles Kingsley on John Cowper Powys. Peter G. Christensen – Frustrated Narrative in The Brazen Head. Stephen Powys Marks – The Journals of Caroline Girle – Mrs Philip Lybbe Powys. Georgianne Ensign Kent – T.F. Powys: Two Newly Discovered Letters. Llewelyn Powys – ‘Deity in a Cur’, with a note by Peter J. Foss. 2003 (Vol. 13): Stephen Powys Marks – Powys Family Connections in East Anglia. Susan Rands – The Powys-Fox Connection. Barbara Ozieblo – The Poet Gamel Woolsey: The Creation of a Mythical Middle-Earth. Jacqueline Peltier – Llewelyn and Alyse Gregory: A Correspondence with Dr Marie Stopes. Melvon L. Ankeny – Gladys Brown Ficke and The Final Beauty. J. Lawrence Mitchell – Theodore Powys and John Death. Robin Wood – Resident Foreigners and Bards! John Cowper Powys and James Hanley in Wales. Andrew Nash – Frank Swinnerton on John Cowper Powys. Paul Roberts – John Cowper Powys and The Cambridge Summer Meetings. Peter Foss – An Inventory of the Llewelyn Powys holdings: Manuscripts of Works (part one). Kate Kavanagh – ‘In View of Glastonbury’ and writers’ views on JCP: the 2002 Conference. 2004 (Vol. 14): W.J. Keith – Beyond Novel, Beyond Romance: Reading the Complete Porius. Eivor Lindstedt – Chroniclers and Prophets: Time and Genre in Porius. David Goodway – A Cult of Sensations: John Cowper Powys’s Life-philosophy and Individualist Anarchism. Jean-Pierre De Waegenaere – Wild Flowers, Shrubs and Trees in John Cowper Powys’s Novels. H.W. Fawkner – Dysfunctional Responsiveness in A Glastonbury Romance: John Cowper Powys, Nihilism and Christianity. Olga Markova – A Russian Perspective on John Cowper Powys. Peter J. Foss – An Inventory of the Llewelyn Powys holdings: Manuscripts of Works (part two). 2006 (Vol. 16): Charles Lock – Powys and the Aether: The Homeric Novels. Ian Robinson – T.F. Powys and the Renewal of English Prose. Florence Marie-Laverrou – Writing the Sea in Weymouth. Hugh Clayton – Mussolini and Mr Malakite: Further Reflections on the Powys Brothers in Translation. 8

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The Editor – Covering Mr Weston: a note. Richard Maxwell – A Game of Yes and No: Childhood and Apocalypse in Porius. Geoffrey Tomlinson – Black Byrony and the Acceptability of Death. Susan Rands – Dr R.D. Reid and John Cowper Powys. T.F. Powys – Blind Bartimaeus with Afterword by Elaine Mencher. 2007 (Vol. 17): Jacqueline Peltier – Emily Marian Powys: A Declaration of Independence. W.J. Keith – Coming to Terms with John Cowper Powys’s Autobiography. Elaine Mencher – Editing T.F. Powys. John Dunn – Flight to Reality: The Wessex Novels of John Cowper Powys. John Williams – A Humorous Context for Theodore Powys’s ‘John Pardy and the Waves’. Jonathan Goodwin – Nationalism and Re-enchantment in John Cowper Powys’s A Glastonbury Romance. 2008 (Vol. 18): Charles Lock – Reading a Dedication: Roy Fisher and John Cowper Powys. Roy Fisher – On JCP’s Letters (with two letters from JCP to Fisher). Katherine Saunders Nash – John Cowper Powys’s great new art: Intermental Influences in the Lecture Career. H.W. Fawkner – World without Christening: Domestic Life and Iniquity in the Twenty-Sixth Chapter of A Glastonbury Romance. Florence Marie-Laverrou – ‘Encroaching Fields’ in Weymouth Sands. ‘Stein’ dust-jackets. T.F. Powys – ‘Jeremy Tickle’, ‘Miss Jarret’, ‘Mary’: three previously unpublished short stories, with an Afterword by Elaine Mencher. James Knowlson – ‘Picking gooseberries…’ 2009 (Vol. 19): Glen Cavaliero – That Goblin Race: The Powys family mystique. Arjen Mulder – Becoming John Cowper Powys: On the four early novels. W.J. Keith – John Cowper Powys and ‘Other Dimensions’: the evidence from his fiction. John Dunn – The Missing Women and John Cowper Powys’s Political Philosophy. Angelika Reichmann – In Love with the Abject: John Cowper Powys’s Weymouth Sands. T.F. Powys – ‘A Pleasant Views’, ‘Our Aunt’, ‘The Haunted Hill’: three more previously unpublished short stories, with an Afterword by Elaine Mencher. Jonas Holm Aagaard – John Cowper Powys: Titles. Stephen Powys Marks – “Common Birds by Powys”: The bird book of Llewelyn & A.R. Powys. Timothy Hyman – “Dinas Bran from the Window of the Hand Hotel”. “The mind of the old will not grow old” 2010 (Vol. 20): Melvon L. Ankeny – Evans Rodgers: The Cult of Powys. Janet Fouli – Reading Women: John Cowper Powys, Dorothy M. Richardson, Phyllis Playter, Frances Gregg. Florence Marie-Laverrou – Dancing, after her fashion: John Cowper Powys and Isadora Duncan. Angelika Reichmann – Dostoevsky in Wessex: John Cowper Powys after Bakhtin and Kristeva. T.F. Powys – The Wood: a play in one act, with an Afterword by Elaine Mencher. Louise de Bruin – ‘Begin at the Door’: in search of Vera Stacey Wainwright. Richard Maxwell – The Iron Bar: a debt revisited. 2011 (Vol. 21): Anthony O’Hear – A Glastonbury Romance: Wagnerian Analogies, Philosophical Implications and the Elusiveness of the Grail. Jonas Holm Aagaard – John Cowper Powys: Chapter Titles. 9

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W.J. Keith – John Cowper Powys and Robertson Davies. Stephen Batty – ‘To grasp this sorry Scheme of Things’: Theodore Francis Powys & the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Susan Rands – The Phelipses and the Powyses: two Montacute Families. Louise de Bruin – The Untold Privilege: with Will Powys in Africa. Stephen Powys Marks – Caroline Powys and her Journals. Michael Ballin, Ian Duncan, Tim Hyman – Tributes to Richard Maxwell.

The Powys Society Newsletter April & July 1993 (nos.18 & 19) November 1993 (no.20) April 1994 (no.21) July 1994 (no.22) November 1995 (no.26) April 1996 (no.27) July 1996 (no.28) November 1996 (no.29) April 1997 (no.30) July 1997 (no.31) November 1997 (no.32) April 1998 (no.33) July 1998 (no.34) November 1998 (no.35) April 1999 (no.36) July 1999 (no.37) November 1999 (no.38) July 2000 (no.40) November 2000 (no.41) April 2001 (no.42) July 2001 (no.43) November 2001 (no.44), with index to nos.26-43. April 2002 (no.45) July 2002 (no.46) November 2002 (no.47) April 2003 (no.48) July 2003 (no.49) November 2003 (no.50) July 2004 (no.52) April 2005 (no.54) July 2005 (no.55) November 2005 (no.56) March 2006 (no.57) November 2009 (no.68) March 2010 (no.69) July 2010 (no.70) November 2010 (no.71) July 2011 (no.73) November 2011 (no.74) March 2012 (no.75) November 2014 (no.83) 10