Randwick Woods and Other Pieces
By Leonard Green

Leonard Green was a Gloucestershire man writing at the time of the First World War. He published two books of prose 'fancies' a genre not really known today, both these books are rare and expensive today. He managed to merge his interests in high-church Christianity, pagan and classical ideals, a love of the Gloucester countryside and a love of the 'raven-haired' Glocestershire lad, as well as his horror at the loss of so many of these latter in the war, into quite delightful little pieces of prose. This booklet reprints three short pieces by Green from his Dream Comrades and Other Prose Sketches originally published in 1916.

The pieces are 'Randwick Woods', 'The Religion of the Eyes', and 'Dream Comrades'. He was well connected with the wider circle of Uranian poets and was known among the small literary coterie of gay men in the Edwardian period.

This booklet is printed on Zerkall paper sewn with a Cockerell marbled paper cover and paper label. 14pp. A limited edition of only 12 of which not all are for public sale this booklet measures 7.25" x 5". For those familiar with my other publications, please note that this title does not come with an acetate cover.

£14.99+£1 P+P anywhere in the world

Sorry, this title is out of print.