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NB This page is part of the Peake Studies web site. Peake
in Print In
the early 1980s, I compiled a bibliography of Mervyn Peakes work,
in collaboration with the late Dee Berkeley, which we called Peake in Print
– PiP for short. It was published by instalments in The Mervyn Peake Review.
PiP is now commonly
used by booksellers and collectors to identify the various editions and issues
of Peakes work; thus B2a (for example) refers to the first edition
(hence the a) of The Hunting of the Snark, the second book
that Peake illustrated (hence B2). Remember
that this bibliography is copyright. This means that you may quote from it, but you must obtain my permission to make long quotations and before making any commercial use of it. Please acknowledge this source whenever you quote from it (in a booklist, catalogue, article, dissertation, etc.); PiP represents more than thirty-five years of research. For
the convenience of frequent visitors, the flag The bibliography is organized as follows: Part
A - Books by Peake, now with list of reviews Part B - Books illustrated by Peake, with relevant reviews still to be come Part
C - Peakes contributions to books Part F - Monographs on Peakes life and work Part G - Assessments of Peakes work in books Part H - Assessments of Peakes work in periodicals Part I - Dissertations and theses on Peake And a first-line and title index to Peakes 200+ poems.
A list of the abbreviations used in PiP. I hope you find this useful – and I look forward to hearing from you! G. Peter Winnington Two British booksellers specialize in Peakes work: visit Mike Kemps site, and Leslie Sklaroffs. The main gallery selling drawings and paintings by Peake is Chris Beetles. Return to the Peake Studies home page |