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The Universal Home Doctor. Simon Armitage. Faber & Faber, 2004 - Poetry - 66 pages. 0 Reviews. Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified. As the title implies, Simon Armitage's flesh-and-blood account of numerous personal journeys reads like a private encyclopaedia of emotion and health.
Sean O'Brien has described Simon Armitage as 'the first poet of serious artistic intent since Philip Larkin to have achieved popularity . . . it is possible that he will attain the sort of proverbial status Larkin now occupies.' It is a view that can be underwritten by the poems in this wonderful collection.As the title implies, Armitage's flesh-and-blood account of numerous personal journeys ...
Top review from United Kingdom. The Universal Home Doctor, Edited by R. Scott Stevenson, 1932-1967, Odhams, 8vo, 1st edition 832p (pre war), 2nd edition 640pp (post war). R. Scott Stevenson was also a contributor to the "Modern Family Doctor" of 1914. The first editions are variously attributed to 1930 or 1936, though as is typical of the time ...
The Universal Home Doctor by Simon Armitage is a flesh-and-blood account of numerous personal journeys, which reads like a private encyclopaedia of emotion and health. FREE DELIVERY (UK) ON ORDERS OVER £30.
The Universal Home Doctor Illustrated - 1934 Hardback - no dust jacket 832 pages Published by Odhams Press Limited, London In great vintage condition. Edges a little worn, pages crisp and clear. All illustrations in perfect condition Dimensions: 23 cm x 16 cm x 4.3 cm - 9 x 6.3 x 1.7 Item
The Universal Home Doctor. Kindle Edition. As the title implies, Simon Armitage's flesh-and-blood account of numerous personal journeys reads like a private encyclopaedia of emotion and health. Vivid and engaged, the poems range from the rainforests of South America to the deserts of Western Australia, but are set against the ultimate and most ...
The Universal Home Doctor. Hardcover – 19 Aug. 2002. by Simon Armitage (Author) 4.1 8 ratings. See all formats and editions. Sean O'Brien has described Simon Armitage as 'the first poet of serious artistic intent since Philip Larkin to have achieved popularity . . . it is possible that he will attain the sort of proverbial status Larkin now ...
