AntKnown above all for his translations of Proust, Charles Scott Moncrieff also had his own poetry, short stories and war serials regularly published in literary periodicals. Here for the first time is a collection of these, put together with an introduction by Jean Findlay, author Chasing Lost Time the life of CK Scott Moncrieff, Soldier, Spy and Translator (Chatto and Windus 2014, Vintage 2015, Farrar Straus and Giroux 2015)

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the second in the Children of the Ghetto trilogy

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were written over two years

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the long-awaited follow-up to Helen’s much-loved first volume The Ruby Slippers

Joan Fuster was chair of Catalan literature in Valencia

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The Cambridge Introduction to Modern Irish Poetry

and outlining the features of what ultimately turns out to be the most important and most powerful character of all: the city of Bucharest itself

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