About this book
"Because Auden is an important poet, this is an important book, and one which will help more toward clarifying Auden's later verse than any criticism that has yet been written about him. Because Auden is the most intelligent of living poets, and the wittiest, the clarification is more pleasurable than critical clarification ususally is." [Cover].
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