FLOWERS OF EVIL
by Charles Baudelaire
edited by Marthiel
and Jackson Mathews
PETRUS BOREL
THE LYCANTHROPE
by Enid Starkie
THE SELECTED
POEMS
of
Federico Garcia Lorca
NEW DIRECTIONS
For the
first
time, the best translations,
from almost a century, of each of the 163
poems of
Fleurs du Mal,
compiled and
edited by Jackson Mathews. Induded in
this definitive, bilingual edition are three
versions of the preface whose publication
was withheld during the poet's lifetime
and his little known translation of Long–
fellow's "Song of Hiawatha."
$6.00
Here on a vivid canvas is the turbulent
Paris of the 1830's, and its colorful coterie
of poets and artists. Here, too, are many
of the roots of the dark influences of
Fleurs
du Mal,
the charnel house, Dandyism, the
revolt against romantic love and the indus–
trial world. Dr. Starkie has used great skill
and talent in her portrait of that flamboy–
ant "wolf man," Petrus Borel.
$5.00
All of the sparkle, freshness and magic of
the beloved Andalusian poet are presented
in this bilingual collection of over seventy
of his poems, selected and edited by his
distinguished brother, Francisco Garcia
Lorca, and D. M. Allen. New Classics
Series.
$1.75
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