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stevie smith (1902-1971)

Stevie Smith

By Frances Spalding

Stevie (Plays)

By Hugh Whitemore

Some are more human than others

By Stevie Smith

Stevie

By Jack Barbera,William McBrien

The poetry of Stevie Smith

By Arthur Rankin

Ivy & Stevie

By Kay Dick

Stevie Smith

By Jack Barbera

Stevie Smith

By Sanford V. Sternlicht

An analysis of groups and organisations that deal with suicide and suicide prevention.

By N. Campbell

Ivy and Stevie

By K. Dick

Fafnir and the knights, and other settings of poems by Stevie Smith, for treble voices and piano duet

By Elis Pehkonen

Stevie, a biography of Stevie Smith

By Jack Barbera,William McBrien

Making fun of poetry

By Rebecca Jane Lindroos

Stevie

By Jack Barbera

Autor, Text und Kontext in Stevie Smiths Lyrik der 1930er Jahre

By Derk Frerichs

The novels of Stevie Smith.

By S. G. Bradbury

Stevie Smith's attitude to human relationships and religion.

By L. A. Carrier

George Orwell and the radical eccentrics

By Kristin Bluemel

Stevie Smith's resistant antics

By Laura Severin

Patterns of ambivalence

By Catherine A. Civello

Stevie

By Stevie Smith,Patrick Gowers

Ivy & Stevie: Ivy Compton-Burnett and Stevie Smith

By Kay Dick

The poetry of Stevie Smith

By Arthur C. Rankin

The poetry of Stevie Smith, "little girl lost"

By Arthur C. Rankin