John Fuller and the Sycamore Press
A Bibliographic History
By Bodleian LibraryRyan Roberts

Page Dimensions: 160 pages, 216 x 138 mm
Illustrations: Illustrations, ports.
ISBN: 1851243232
13 Digit ISBN: 9781851243235
Format: Hardback

RRP: £29.99
Publication Date: 01 Apr 2010


Supporting text:

Ryan Roberts is a Professor and Librarian at Lincoln Land Community College in Springfield, Illinois. He also maintains the official websites for Ian McEwan, Julian Barnes, Hermione Lee, and James Fenton. He is co-editor of a volume of interviews with Julian Barnes and editor of a volume of interviews with Ian McEwan for the University Press of Mississippi's Literary Conversations Series.


Synopsis:

Established in 1968, John Fuller's Sycamore Press published some of the most influential and critically acclaimed writers of the past half-century. In addition to publishing established authors, such as W.H. Auden, Philip Larkin, and Peter Porter, the press sought to promote young poets, many of whom have gone on to achieve great success. The Sycamore Press ceased operations in 1992, but it remains an excellent example of the unique qualities associated with the small press movement in England. In addition to a full descriptive bibliography, the book includes an interview with John Fuller and numerous personal reflections by Sycamore Press authors about John Fuller, the press, and the works it produced.