London: Next Editions in association with Faber & Faber, 1980
Physical Description
22 pages : Next Editions in association with Faber & Faber 1980illustrations ;, 23 cm.
General Note
“The Feast of Eurydice is something of a departure from the voice of my earlier poetry. In imagining the situations of a narrative, I discovered a new pleasure in rhythm and shape, and the clarity of song. The white magic of the Greeks had released me from the tethers of the domestic lyric.” [Quote from the author on the back cover].
Binding Note
Spiral bound. Paper covers printed in green and black.