Series LS4 - The Fatigue

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LS4

Title

The Fatigue

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  • 1964-1965 (Creation)

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12 folders

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(1903-1987)

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The series comprises twelve files of manuscript and typescript drafts of the poem 'The Fatigue' and its introduction, proofs, and scripts for a broadcast reading.
'The Fatigue' was privately printed by friends for David Jones' 70th birthday, on 1 November 1965. David Jones has dated the introduction to the poem August 18th 1965 on page 26. The BBC Third Programme (produced by Douglas Cleverdon) recorded David Jones reading this poem in March 1965. David Jones notes in these files that the poem was 'read on June 3rd 1964 for television' and 'read on Oct. 15 1964 for Brit[ish] Council for Harvard' [library of recordings]. It appears that this 'fragment' was written, or adapted from an earlier work, by David Jones following a request for material to be recorded.

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Twelve files arranged in the folowing order: manuscript drafts, broadcast scripts and proofs.

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Correspondence and other papers concerning The Fatigue are in NLW MSS 21925-6E; 21927D.

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Preferred citation: LS4

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vtls004366065

GEAC system control number

(WlAbNL)0000366065

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  • Text: LS4.