Near and Far - New Poems by Edmund Blunden - 1930 Edition

Sep 29, 2026

Near and Far is a collection of new poems by the English poet and author Edmund Blunden, originally published in 1930 by Harper & Brothers. The document serves as a historical record of this literary work, providing bibliographical context including the author's previous publications in both poetry and prose, such as The Shepherd and Undertones of War. It captures the formal front matter of the 1930 edition, documenting the copyright, publication details, and the library provenance associated with Juniata College. This scholarly record highlights Blunden's significant contributions to early 20th-century English literature, offering readers a glimpse into his thematic range and established critical reception during the interwar period. The collection is notable for its reflection of Blunden's pastoral and reflective style, cementing his legacy as a prominent voice in modern English poetry. The provided text offers researchers essential bibliographic data and a comprehensive list of the author's earlier works for academic analysis and historical preservation of his literary corpus.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages88

Reading Time2 h 16 min

AccessFree to download

Front Matter

Publication Details

Author's Other Works

Library Provenance

FAQs

Who is the author of the poetry collection Near and Far?

The collection was written by Edmund Blunden.

In what year was Near and Far published?

It was published in 1930 by Harper & Brothers.

What are some other prose works by Edmund Blunden mentioned in this document?

Some of his other prose works include The Bonadventure, On the Poems of Henry Vaughan, and Undertones of War.

Sep 29, 2026

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