J. L. Carr - Other Writings

Other Writings

  • J.L. Carr (1981). The Poor Man's Guide to the Revolution of 1381. Kettering: The Quince Tree Press.
  • J.L. Carr (Undated). Forefathers. A brief essay on Anglo-Norse carvings. Kettering: The Quince Tree Press.
  • J.L. Carr (1982). Justice Silence, now blind, wits wandering a little and very old, is visited by Sir John Falstaff's page, now a man, and asked for news of Francis Feeble, the woman's tailor, once unfairly conscripted for the army during rebellion. In: Shakespeare Stories, ed. Giles Gordon. London: Hamish Hamilton, pages 82–90. ISBN 0-241-10879-9.
  • J.L. Carr (1987). An inventory and history of The Quince Tree Press to mark its 21st year and the sale of its 500,000th small book. August, 1987. Kettering: The Quince Tree Press.
  • J.L. Carr (1990). The first Saturday in May. In: Fine Glances. A Connoisseur's Cricket Anthology, eds Tom Graveney, Mike Seabrook. London: Simon and Schuster, pages 21–25. ISBN 0-671-71025-7
  • J.L. Carr (1990). Looking for Lord. In: My Lord's. A Celebration of the World's Greatest Cricket Ground, ed. Tim Heald. London: Willow Books, Haper Collins, pages 15–19. ISBN 0-00-218363-3.
  • J.L. Carr (1990). Redundant Churches Fund. Churches in retirement. A gazetteer. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Foreword, pages ix-x. ISBN 0-11-701452-4
  • J.L. Carr (1993). Cricket books, 1992. In: Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1993, ed Matthew Engel. Guildford, Surrey: John Wisden, pages 1295 - 1306. ISBN 0-947766-20-0.
  • J.L. Carr (1994). Some early poems and recent drawings by J.L. Carr 1912 - 1994. Bury St Edmunds: The Quince Tree Press.

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