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BooksFocusFocus was printed in 1935 in four parts for distribution among friends, such as Robert Graves, James Reeves, Honor Wyatt, Karl
Goldschmidt and others, centring on those friends in Riding's circle. It is thought only around twenty-five copies were published,
each ranging in length between fourteen and thirty-five pages, and was unbound, hence its rarity. This is the first time it
has been made available to the public. A focus ‘is a point from which any activity (such as disease or an earthquake wave) originates. At any rate, a point at which forces meet. You know how we speak of things being “in focus”. My idea is, then, that we should put ourselves in FOCUS….’ A Mannered Grace A variety of writings and essays on the nature of poetry and the poet, first published in 1928. Progress Of Stories As the title tells, this is a progression of stories, beginning with the ordinary and everyday stories of lives and gradually accumulating into the profound. First published in 1935. A Selection of the Poems of Laura Riding A personal selection from Laura Riding's poems edited by the poet Robert Nye. Essays from Epilogue 1935-1937 The Close Chaplet A list of rare books, broadsides, audio cassettes, pamphlets and personal memorabilia
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