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When you begin the process of ordering a book by clicking on a link from this site to one of the branches of Amazon.com, the Society receives a small percentage of the purchase price; these payments are used to help defray the cost of printing and mailing the Society's Newsletter . There is no difference in the selling price of the book if you begin the order on this site or if you begin it directly from an Amazon.com web site. Further information on this arrangement (which does not apply to links to other booksellers) is available on the Amazon.com sites. Collected and selected editions. Auden's works are published in the United States by Random House, Vintage Books, and Princeton University Press; in the United Kingdom by Faber & Faber. Collected Poems. Modern Library and Faber hardback, 2007; order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. Also available in an earlier Vintage and Faber paperback, 1991; order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. The English Auden: Poems, Essays and Dramatic Writings, 1927-1939. Faber paperback, 1976. Selected Poems, expanded edition. Vintage, 2007. Order from Amazon.com or (an earlier edition) from Amazon UK. Tell Me the Truth About Love: Ten Poems. Vintage and Faber paperback, 1994. Order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. As I Walked Out One Evening: Songs, Ballads, Lullabies, Limericks, and Other Light Verse. Vintage and Faber paperback, 1995. Order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. W. H. Auden: Poems Selected by John Fuller. Faber paperback, 2000. Order from Amazon UK. Auden: Poems. Everyman's Library Pocket Poets, 1995. Order from Amazon.com. The Sea and the Mirror: A Commentary on Shakespeare's "The Tempest," edited by Arthur Kirsch. Princeton University Press, 2003. Order from Order from Amazon.com. Juvenilia: Poems 1922-1928, edited by Katherine Bucknell. Princeton University Press and Faber, 1994; expanded paperback edition, Princeton University Press, 2003. Order from Amazon.com. The Complete Works of W. H. Auden. The Princeton University Press and Faber & Faber will publish Auden's complete works, probably in eight volumes, of which three have already been published. Books published during Auden's lifetime. Poems. Poems. S. H. S[pender], 1928. Auden's privately-printed first book, of which only about 30 copies were made on a hand-press and given to friends of the author. Poems. Faber, 1930; 2nd edition, 1933. (The Random House edition, 1934, includes The Orators and The Dance of Death .) Auden's first regularly published book. The Orators. Faber, 1930; 2nd edition: 1934; 3rd edition:, 1966 and Random House, 1967. On This Island. (British title: Look, Stranger! ) Faber, 1936, and Random House, 1937. The Faber edition has been reprinted, 2001. (Order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. Note that the links on both sites may misleading report the title of the book as Poems, 1930; Faber decided to reprint a different volume after first announcing the reprint.) Spain . Faber, 1937 (also in Another Time ). Another Time. Faber and Random House, 1940. The Double Man. (British title: New Year Letter. ) Random House and Faber, 1941. For the Time Being. Random House, 1944; Faber, 1945. The Collected Poetry of W. H. Auden. Random House, 1945 (includes new poems, 1941-44). The Age of Anxiety. Random House, 1947; Faber, 1948. Collected Shorter Poems, 1930-1944. Faber, 1950 (similar to The Collected Poetry, above). Nones. Random House, 1951; Faber, 1952. The Shield of Achilles. Random House and Faber, 1955. Homage to Clio. Random House and Faber, 1960. About the House. Random House, 1965; Faber, 1966. Collected Shorter Poems 1927-1957. Faber, 1966; Random House, 1967. Collected Longer Poems. Faber, 1968; Random House, 1969. City Without Walls. Faber, 1969; Random House, 1970. Epistle to a Godson. Faber, 1972; Random House, 1972. Thank You, Fog. Faber, 1974; Random House, 1974. Plays. The Dance of Death. Faber, 1933. The Dog Beneath the Skin. With Christopher Isherwood. Faber and Random House, 1935. Order from Amazon.com or Amazon UK. The Ascent of F6. With Christopher Isherwood. Faber, 1936; 2nd edition: 1936; American edition: Random House, 1936. On the Frontier. With Christopher Isherwood. Faber, 1938; Random House, 1939. Opera Libretti. Recordings of these operas may be ordered through the recordings page on this site. Paul Bunyan. Music by Benjamin Britten. 1941. The Rake's Progress. With Chester Kallman. Music by Igor Stravinsky. 1951. Elegy for Young Lovers. With Chester Kallman. Music by Hans Werner Henze. 1961. The Bassarids. With Chester Kallman. Music by Hans Werner Henze. 1966. Auden and Kallman also translated Mozart's The Magic Flute (1956) and Don Giovanni (1961), and Goldoni's Arcifanfaro, King of Fools , as set by Dittersdorf (1962). Travel Books in Prose and Verse. Letters From Iceland. With Louis MacNeice. Faber and Random House, 1937; 2nd edition: Faber, 1967, and Random House, 1969. Journey to a War. With Christopher Isherwood. Faber and Random House, 1939; 2nd edition: Faber, 1973. As I Walked Out One Evening: Songs, Ballads, Lullabies, Limericks, and Other Light Verse. Lincoln by Gore Vidal: He does a great job keeping all the historical characters lively and interesting. Mary Todd Lincoln actually ends up the most entertaining. He also illustrates the complex relationship between many historical events (battles, elections) and Lincoln’s surprisingly shaky political standing, and uncanny political prowess. Bullet Park by John Cheever: I’ve gotten really into his writing this year. I recommend Falconer too. He also has a lot of short stories about waspy-ness that can be funny. Anyhow, Bullet Park was a very quick, very entertaining read about a family with some very complicated dynamics. The second half takes some very unexpected turns, but it all works. As I Walked Out One Evening by W.H. Auden: A large collection of long and short poems from one of my all-time favorites. One Fat Englishman by Kingsley Amis: I just cannot get enough of Kingsley Amis. I can’t say that the British humor I’d previously come across was ever my thing, but he’s flat-out one of the funniest people going. The great thing is that there are so many books. Without actually knowing the guy, once you read a handful of them, you really get familiar with their common voice, and you can just go from one to the next. In my favorite ones, like One Fat Englishman and The Green Man, the main character is just such a prick in such a funny way, you just know Amis is really enjoying writing about himself. I’m actually looking at Everyday Drinking, which I keep on my bedside table. What is the What by Dave Eggers: Incredible story about one of Sudan’s “Lost Boys” and his journey from his tiny village in southern Sudan to his home in Atlanta, Ga. His problems are not over when he hits the states. I’ve really come to like Eggers writing. I also recommend A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius… I really liked the part about Mr. T. The Art Student’s War by Brad Leithauser: I’m about to start reading it. I’m sure it’s top-notch! As I Walked Out One Evening : Songs, Ballads, Lullabies, Limericks, and Other Light Verse. W. H. Auden once defined light verse as the kind that is written by poets who are democratically in tune with their audience and whose language is straightforward and close to general speech. Given that definition, the 123 poems in this collection all qualify; they are as accessible as popular songs yet have the wisdom and profundity of the greatest poetry. As I Walked Out One Evening contains some of Auden's most memorable verse: "Now Through the Night's Caressing Grip," "Lullaby: Lay your Sleeping Head, My Love," "Under Which Lyre," and "Funeral Blues." Alongside them are less familiar poems, including seventeen that have never before appeared in book form.