Robert Graves, his life and work

Martin Seymour-Smith

Original title: Robert Graves

first published 1956 Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1983 609 pages

This biography was first published in 1982. Martin Seymour-Smith had known Robert Graves since early boyhood, and had lived in his house for more than three years. He wrote it with Grave's help, at his home in Deya, while Graves' (sometime) mistress and muse, the notorious Laura Riding, was still alive. Since then, some of the material Seymour-Smith deliberately suppressed has been aired, and is no longer as sensitiv...

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Robert Graves, his life and work edition · 1995 · Bloomsbury · 600 pages
Robert Graves, his life and work edition · 1988 · Paragon House · 609 pages
Robert Graves, his life and work edition · 1983 · Holt, Rinehart and Winston · 609 pages
Robert Graves, his life and work edition · 1982 · Hutchinson · 607 pages

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