The T.S. Eliot Collection: Collected Poems and Essays

The T.S. Eliot Collection: Collected Poems and Essays

<h2>THE COLLECTED WORKS OF T.S. ELIOT - Prufrock, The Waste Land, Gerontion, Preludes, Plus Many, Many More Poems and Essays.</h2><h3><i>A Superb Collection of Eliot's Major works - In One Beautifully Formatted Volume!</i></h3><p>T.S Eliot burst onto the literary scene in 1915 with his poem 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock', which is widely celebrated today as a masterpiece of the modernist movement.</p><p>Eliot has written some of the best know poems in the English Language - such as 'Prufrock', 'The Portrait of a Lady' and 'The Waste Land'. He was also a prolific writer of essays and criticism - many of which are included in this considerable collection of works.</p><p>The texts contained within this volume are as follows:</p><p><b>PRUFROCK AND OTHER OBSERVATIONS</b></p><p>- The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock</p><p>- Portrait of a Lady</p><p>- Preludes</p><p>- Rhapsody on a Windy Night</p><p>- Morning at the Window</p><p>- The Boston Evening Transcript</p><p>- Aunt Helen</p><p>- Cousin Nancy</p><p>- Mr. Apollinax</p><p>- Hysteria</p><p>- Conversation Galante</p><p>- La Figlia Che Piange</p><p><b>POEMS</b></p><p>- Gerontion</p><p>- Burbank with a Baedeker: Bleistein with a Cigar</p><p>- Sweeney Erect</p><p>- A Cooking Egg</p><p>- Le Directeur</p><p>- Mélange Adultère de Tout</p><p>- Lune de Miel</p><p>- The Hippopotamus</p><p>- Dans le Restaurant</p><p>- Whispers of Immortality</p><p>- Mr Eliot's Sunday Morning Service</p><p>- Sweeney Among the Nightingales</p><p><b>THE WASTE LAND</b></p><p><b>THE SACRED WOOD (essays)</b></p><p>- Introduction</p><p>- The Perfect Critic</p><p>- Imperfect Critics</p><p>- Tradition and the Individual Talent</p><p>- The Possibility of a Poetic Drama</p><p>- Euripides and Professor Murray</p><p>- "Rhetoric" and Poetic Drama</p><p>- Notes on the Blank Verse of Christopher Marlowe</p><p>- Hamlet and His Problems</p><p>- Ben Jonson</p><p>- Philip Massinger</p><p>- Swinburne as Poet</p><p>- Blake</p><p>- Dante</p><p><b>EZRA POUND: HIS METRIC AND POETRY</b></p><p><b>EELDROP AND APPLEPLEX</b></p><p><b>THE SECOND ORDER MIND</b></p>