Harry T. Moore
1908 – 1981
Harry Thornton Moore was born in 1908 in Oakland, California. He was awarded Guggenheim fellowships for English Literature in 1958 and 1960. He published works on the lives and writings of D.H. Lawrence, Henry James, E.M. Foster, and John Steinbeck. He also wrote literary criticism for The New Republic. His works on Lawrence included a biography entitled Priest of Love (1954), which was the basis for a 1981 film; The Collected Letters of D.H. Lawrence (1962); and D.H. Lawrence and His World (1966). He died in Carbondale, Illinois in 1981.-Boston College
Books
- Phoenix
- The human prospect
- THE WORLD OF LAWRENCE DURRELL
- Wallace Stevens, Images ; Judgements
- The Collected Letters of D. H. Lawrence
- G.B. Shaw
- Simone Weil
- Twentieth-Century French Literature to World War 2
- D. H. Lawrence
- Sex, Literature & Censorship
- Phoenix II
- Jules Laforgue
- Selected Letters of Rainer Maria Rilke
- Literary Lifelines
- Twentieth-Century French Literature to World War II
- Poste Restante
- Twentieth Century Russian Literature
- Greatest Fire
- Poste Restante
- Twentieth-Century French Literature Since World War Two
- The Priest of Love
- D H Lawrence His Life And Works
- Twentieth-Century French Literature, 2 Volumes in 1
- Frieda Lawrence and Her Circle
- D. H Lawrence & his world
- E. M. FORSTER
- Plays of Eugene O'Neill
- Twentieth-century German literature
- E. M. Forster
- E.M.Forster (Modern Writers)
- Twentieth-Century French Literature to World War II
- The life and works of D.H. Lawrence
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