Hogarth Living Poets
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The Hogarth Living Poets were two series of books published by Hogarth Press, under the editorship of Dorothy Wellesley. The editions were limited, and the books are now rare.
[edit] First Series (1928-1932)
24 books.
- 1. Frances Cornford Different Days
- 3. Dorothy Wellesley Matrix
- 5. Ida Affleck Graves The China Cupboard and other poems
- 9. C. Day Lewis Transitional Poem
- 10. William Plomer The Family Tree
- 11. Vita Sackville-West King's Daughter
- 14. Edwin Arlington Robinson Cavender's House
- 17. Dorothy Wellesley editor: A broadcast anthology of modern poetry
- 21. John Lehmann A Garden Revisited and other poems
- 22. C. Day Lewis From Feathers to Iron
- 24. Michael Roberts editor New Signatures
[edit] Second Series (1933-1937)
Five books.
- 1 C. Day Lewis The Magnetic Mountain
- 2. John Lehmann The Noise of History
- 3. R. C. Trevelyan Beelzebub and other poems
