A. J. Flavell and Paul Nash
Ashgate
Hardback
304
1994
The Corvinus Press is perhaps one of the most unjustly ignored British private presses of the twentieth century. This is partly because it was very much a private concern the creation of Viscount Carlow who was a friend of T.E. Lawrence and one of the first Trustees of his literary estate. In total the press produced around fifty books during the period from 1936 until 1944 when Carlow was killed. A good proportion of the authors were Carlow's contemporaries including Edmund Blunden and H.E. Bates and some of the press's earliest books were works by Lawrence including the Diary MCMXI Two Arabic Folk Tales and an Essay on Flecker.
Ashgate
Hardback
304
1994
The Corvinus Press is perhaps one of the most unjustly ignored British private presses of the twentieth century. This is partly because it was very much a private concern the creation of Viscount Carlow who was a friend of T.E. Lawrence and one of the first Trustees of his literary estate. In total the press produced around fifty books during the period from 1936 until 1944 when Carlow was killed. A good proportion of the authors were Carlow's contemporaries including Edmund Blunden and H.E. Bates and some of the press's earliest books were works by Lawrence including the Diary MCMXI Two Arabic Folk Tales and an Essay on Flecker.