The Sense of Movement by Thom Gunn Vampirism well-kept set

well-kept set

I’ve been unable to locate any information about the authors

One of the best-known works associated with Emma Hardinge Britten (1823-1899) offers a curious overview of occult and religious practices

This first printing was the only one issued with the 98 colored plates and 131 illustration in the text

and mostly circulated among his students and those interested in his work

The Sense of Movement by Thom Gunn Vampirism well-kept setThe Sense of Movement by Thom Gunn Publishing: 1957, University of Chicago Press; Chicago, Illinois. First edition Thom Gunn was a British born poet who blended classical control with the energy of postwar counterculture, becoming known for his sharp, disciplined verse about desire, identity, rebellion, and life on the margins in San Francisco. The Sense of Movement is considered the authors breakthrough book where he fuses strict metrical form with