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Ruth Fainlight

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39 books
Moon Wheels

Moon Wheels

2006
A postcard from Tunisia

A postcard from Tunisia

2004
Burning wire

Burning wire

2002
Feathers

Feathers

2002
Leaves

Leaves

1997
Pomegranate

Pomegranate

1997
Sugar-paper blue

Sugar-paper blue

1997
Dr Clock's last case

Dr Clock's last case

1994
This time of year

This time of year

1993
The Knot

The Knot

1990
Marine rose

Marine rose

1988 Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, Sophia De Mello Breyner, and Ruth Fainlight
Selected poems

Selected poems

1987
Climates

Climates

1983
Fifteen to infinity

Fifteen to infinity

1983
Sibyls and others

Sibyls and others

1980
Two wind poems

Two wind poems

1980
The function of tears

The function of tears

1979
Two fire poems

Two fire poems

1977
Another full moon

Another full moon

1976
The region's violence

The region's violence

1973
Twenty one poems

Twenty one poems

1973
Daylife and nightlife

Daylife and nightlife

1971
Poems

Poems

1971
All citizens are soldiers

All citizens are soldiers

1969
All citizens are soldiers (Fuente...

All citizens are soldiers (Fuente ovejuna)

1969
To see the matter clearly

To see the matter clearly

1968
To see the matter clearly, and ot...

To see the matter clearly, and other poems

1968
18 poems from 1966

18 poems from 1966

1967
Eighteen poems from 1966

Eighteen poems from 1966

1967
Cages

Cages

1966
A forecast, a fable

A forecast, a fable

Year unknown
Alan Stillitoe Selected Poems

Alan Stillitoe Selected Poems

Year unknown Fainlight Fainlight, Alan Sillitoe, and Ruth Fainlight
Cages

Cages

Year unknown
New and Collected Poems

New and Collected Poems

Year unknown
New & collected poems

New & collected poems

Year unknown
On the coast road

On the coast road

Year unknown
Somewhere Else Entirely

Somewhere Else Entirely

Year unknown
Theban Plays

Theban Plays

Year unknown Sophocles, Ruth Fainlight, and Robert J. Littman
To see the matter clearly

To see the matter clearly

Year unknown

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