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Gravesiana - Volume 3 Number 3 / Summer 2012

EDITORIAL

Editorial Statement

Editorial
Dunstan Ward

OBITUARIES

'An Immensely Happy Time': Robert Graves Remembered by Jay Macpherson (1931-2012)
Dunstan Ward

CRITICAL STUDIES

Takes on Robert Graves
Michael Schmidt

The Influence of Robert Graves on my 'Sibyl' Poems
Ruth Fainlight

'Be Prepared for Music': Inspiration and the Last Muse
Julia Simonne

Graves and Ghosts
Hugh Haughton

'A grace it had, devouring': Apparitions of Beauty, Love and Terror in the Poetry of Robert Graves
David Constantine

'The needle dips and pokes': Graves, Childhood and Psychoanalysis
Chris Nicholson

'There is no "unless" for poets': Robert Graves and Postmodern Thought
Nancy Rosenfeld

Mythologising the Hand: Graves?s Sensuous Mode
Devindra Kohli

Rewriting History, Literally: Laura Riding's The Close Chaplet
Mark Jacobs

Allegories of Love in Robert Graves, C.S. Lewis and Peter Russell
Marisa Saracino and Antonio Eduardo Favale

Every variety of misrepresentation?: Unreliable Narration in Chaucer and Graves
John Woodrow Presley

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