A book of and about E.C. Large, which contains a selection of his shorter writings – travel essays, reportage, reveries, reviews, critiques, autobiographical pieces – and which reveals the extent of his achievement. These show a notably exact writer, with sane no-nonsense views, and yet with great imagination. Some unpublished texts are shown in facsimile. Also here is a bibliography of his published writings (both ‘literary’ and scientific), and an essay by Stuart Bailey, which sees his work with present-day eyes.
| availability | in print |
| published | 2008.12.09 |
| extent | 96 pp |
| dimensions | 240 × 170 mm |
| illustrations | b&w pictures |
| binding | paperback |
| ISBN13 | 978-0-907259-38-1 |
| £12.50 |
Robin Kinross:
E.C. Large in print
Bibliography
E.C. Large:
On watching an onion (1930)
Notes on the story of Metame (1930)
Escape, 1918 (1933)
The adequate tigers (1933)
Our modern Hesiod (1933)
Journey through Denmark (1934)
St Thomas De Quincey (1935)
Hypnagogic hallucinations (1936)
The Stour Valley (1937)
Ten thousand faces (1937)
Children on the Mappin Terrace (1937)
Hail! (1937)
Into open formation (1937)
OHMS (1937)
In defence of Mr Baldwin (1937)
The Coronation Mass-Observed (1937)
The ten commandments (1938)
On the Yorkshire Moors (1938)
The semantic discipline (1938)
Easter 1939 (1939)
Memorandum: The advance of the fungi (1939)
For the Duke of Bedford, with unkind regards (c.1955)
Biographical note (1973)
Stuart Bailey:
Science, Fiction
