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Subject: Xmas Presents : Faber Finds From: Jack Blandiver Date: 14 Nov 08 - 03:44 AM Faber have been issuing a few old favourites in their new Faber Finds imprint. Just the ticket for the season I would have thought; nothing like being snuggled up in front of the telly with a good book. Here's a few to be going on with: George Ewart Evans - Horse Power and Magic: A. L. Lloyd - Folk Song in England James Reeves - The Idiom of the People |
Subject: RE: Xmas Presents : Faber Finds From: Steve Gardham Date: 14 Nov 08 - 03:10 PM Interesting, Insane. Can you keep an eye on this one please? |
Subject: RE: Xmas Presents : Faber Finds From: MartinRyan Date: 14 Nov 08 - 03:21 PM They DO look interesting, don't they? I know the first of the James Reeves books - but not the second. They won't smell the same as an old hardback copy - but much nicer than an online version! Regards |
Subject: RE: Xmas Presents : Faber Finds From: Fred McCormick Date: 14 Nov 08 - 03:26 PM The other two titles have already been discussed on this site. Regarding George Ewart Evans, all his folk life studies/oral histories are well worth reading and I note that his From Mouths of Men is also on the Faber Finds site. In fact the only book of Evans' that I wouldn't recommend, although it too has been re-published by FF, is Acky. It just proves that Evans was a far better ethnographer than a short story writer. |
Subject: RE: Xmas Presents : Faber Finds From: GUEST,Malcolm Douglas (not at home) Date: 14 Nov 08 - 03:31 PM Also books from Roy Palmer and Maud Karpeles; and Reeves, Everlasting Circle, come to that. |
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