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In 1892 de la Mare joined the
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has described de la Mare's supernatural fiction for adults as being "among the finest to appear in the first half of this century", whilst noting the disparity between the high quality and low quantity of de la Mare's mature horror stories. Other notable de la Mare ghost/horror stories are "A:B:O",
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has been found to be incorrect.) He had two brothers, Francis Arthur Edward and James
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said that " is able to put into his occasional fear-studies a keen potency which only a rare master can achieve". Lovecraft singled out for praise de la Mare's short stories "Seaton's Aunt", "The Tree", "Out of the Deep", "Mr Kempe", "A Recluse" and "All
Hallows", along with his novel
734:(1923): "The Almond Tree", "The Count's Courtship", "The Looking-Glass", "Miss Duveen", "Selina's Parable", "Seaton's Aunt", "The Bird of Travel", "The Bowl", "The Three Friends", "Lispet", "Lispet and Vaine", "The Tree", "Out of the Deep", "The Creatures", "The Riddle", "The Vats"
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and one of de la Mare's friends, a certain Dr Bett, arranged to secretly produce a tribute for his 75th birthday. This publication was a collaborative effort involving many admirers of Walter de la Mare's work, and included individual pieces by a variety of authors, including
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in 1947 and died of another in 1956. He spent his final year mostly bedridden, being cared for by a nurse whom he loved but never had a physical relationship with. His ashes are buried in the crypt of
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has said that de la Mare's supernatural fiction "should always have an audience that will shudder apprehensively at its horror and be moved to somber reflection by its pensive philosophy".
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cited some of de la Mare's short stories, such as "The Almond Tree" and "Sambo and the Snow
Mountains", for their sometimes unexplained quality, which she also employed in her own work.
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and the
Intellectual Imagination" that children "are not bound in by their groping senses. Facts to them are the liveliest of chameleons. They are contemplatives, solitaries,
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Behold, This
Dreamer!: Of Reverie, Night, Sleep, Dream, Love-Dreams, Nightmare, Death, the Unconscious, the Imagination, Divination, the Artist, and Kindred Subjects
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silk merchants through his father, James Edward de la Mare (1811โ1877), a principal at the
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quotes de la Mare's poem "Fare Well": "Look thy last on all things lovely / Every hour.".
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The Burning-Glass: A Developmental Study of Walter de la Mare's Poetry
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1959:. 1974 Reprint by Penguin Books. Retrieved 19 August 2019.
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Walter de la Mare (lyrics) and Benjamin Britten (music),
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Imagination of the Heart:The Life of Walter de la Mare
2061:. Drawings by Claudia Guercio. London: Faber and Faber
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2276:"Neglected Gems: The Poetry of Walter de la Mare"
1943:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1928:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1913:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1898:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1852:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1837:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on his 75th Birthday
1822:Tribute to Walter de la Mare on His 75th Birthday
1564:Julian de la Mare and Jane Baddeley (daughter of
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866:(2000): Collection comprising the contents of
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416:From 1940 until his death de la Mare lived in
409:In 1940 Elfrida de la Mare was diagnosed with
2115:. Chicago: Shasta Publishers. pp. 96โ97.
1975:. Thesis (M.A.)--University of New Brunswick.
1655:Children's literature: An Illustrated History
882:Walter de la Mare, Short Stories for Children
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864:Walter de la Mare, Short Stories 1927โ1956
846:Walter de la Mare, Short Stories 1895โ1926
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1786:(series title). Retrieved 18 August 2019.
1657:, Oxford University Press, 1995, p. 181.
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109:Learn how and when to remove this message
2194:Works by Walter de la Mare in eBook form
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2265:Song: The Listeners (Walter de la Mare)
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2080:Adrian, Jack, "De la Mare, Walter", in
1468:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
953:Down-Adown-Derry: A Book of Fairy Poems
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1111:Some Women Novelists of the 'Seventies
2131:Seven Masters of Supernatural Fiction
2113:The Checklist of Fantastic Literature
1865:Chandran, K. Narayana (Spring 1997).
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1027:Walter de la Mare: The Complete Poems
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808:The Best Stories of Walter de la Mare
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489:De la Mare was, notably, a writer of
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2378:Carnegie Medal in Literature winners
1707:. New York: Agathon Press. pp.
1678:. Scarecrow Press, 2005, pp. 104โ05.
1616:Discovering Classic Horror Fiction I
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2222:Works by or about Walter de la Mare
1992:(1968). Retrieved 12 February 2020.
1871:Papers on Language & Literature
1795:Walter de la Mare (on Wikisource),
1618:, Wildside Press, 1992, pp. 53โ56.
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1464:Mare, Walter John de la (1873โ1956)
969:Selected Poems by Walter de la Mare
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1129:The Early Novels of Wilkie Collins
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2189:Walter de la Mare Society Website
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2088:. London: St. James Press, 1998.
1332:The Queen's Book of the Red Cross
935:The Sunken Garden and Other Poems
858:The Connoisseur and Other Stories
750:The Connoisseur and Other Stories
525:Supernatural Horror in Literature
522:, who in his comprehensive study
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481:(from de la Mare's perspective).
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1738:. London: Sidgwick & Jackson
1676:The A to Z of Fantasy Literature
1649:Julia Briggs, "Transitions", in
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814:The Scarecrow and Other Stories
689:(1910) (edition illustrated by
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418:South End House, Montpelier Row
312:James Tait Black Memorial Prize
233:James Tait Black Memorial Prize
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16:English poet and fiction writer
2428:Burials at St Paul's Cathedral
2358:20th-century English novelists
2119:McCrosson, Doris Ross (1966).
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1854:. Faber and Faber. p. 15.
1839:. Faber and Faber. p. 19.
1703:Writers, Critics, and Children
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314:for fiction, and his post-war
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2388:Members of the Order of Merit
2246:Walter de la Mare: A Database
2152:Willison, I. R., ed. (1972).
2133:. New York: Greenwood, 1991.
1824:. Faber and Faber. p. 5.
1820:Various contributors (1944).
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1029:, ed. Giles de la Mare (1969)
876:A Beginning and Other Stories
832:A Beginning and Other Stories
778:The Walter de la Mare Omnibus
2418:People from Charlton, London
1511:, accessed 17 September 2022
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1096:(1921) (book illustrated by
1038:Six poems were published by
975:Stuff and Nonsense and So On
850:The Riddle and Other Stories
802:The Picnic and Other Stories
732:The Riddle and Other Stories
501:The Riddle and Other Stories
406:, Buckinghamshire, England.
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2413:British ghost story writers
2363:English short story writers
2258:The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
2237:(public domain audiobooks)
2053:de la Mare, Walter (1929).
2031:de la Mare, Walter (1950).
1810:. Retrieved 18 August 2019.
1732:de la Mare, Walter (1919).
1450:. Retrieved 15 August 2012.
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1009:Time Passes and Other Poems
744:Broomsticks and Other Tales
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2248:โ a secondary bibliography
2231:Works by Walter de la Mare
2212:Works by Walter de la Mare
2203:Works by Walter de la Mare
2165:Cambridge University Press
2144:Whistler, Theresa (1993).
2129:, "Walter de la Mare", in
1802:Collected poems, 1901-1918
1783:Remembrance of Things Past
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366:St Paul's Cathedral School
342:Royal Borough of Greenwich
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2154:"Water John De La Mare"
1509:www.londonremembers.com
1496:", The Norwood Society.
1094:Crossings: A Fairy Play
987:(1937) (illustrated by
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726:Short story collections
717:(1942) (illustrated by
715:Mr Bumps and His Monkey
695:The Three Royal Monkeys
687:The Three Mulla Mulgars
580:The Three Royal Monkeys
576:The Three Mulla Mulgars
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153:Sir William Rothenstein
2448:English male novelists
2373:English horror writers
941:Motley and Other Poems
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578:(1910, later retitled
250:Walter John de la Mare
242:1947
236:1921
163:Walter John de la Mare
2310:Children's literature
2161:. Volume 4: 1900โ1950
1479:Beckenham heritage, "
1384:Blessings in Disguise
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1193:'s seven-volume work
1187:C. K. Scott Moncrieff
693:), also published as
614:Lady Ottoline Morrell
612:and others (photo by
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600:Theory of imagination
567:Children's literature
537:Gary William Crawford
426:Alfred, Lord Tennyson
223:Children's literature
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1201:The Sweet Cheat Gone
1148:Tom Tiddler's Ground
985:This Year: Next Year
340:but now part of the
302:psychological horror
219:Supernatural fiction
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2127:Wagenknecht, Edward
1462:Theresa Whistler, "
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1288:References in music
1182:References in books
1152:the children's game
1150:(1931; named after
1081:The Winnowing Dream
872:The Wind Blows Over
784:The Wind Blows Over
708:Memoirs of a Midget
513:The Wind Blows Over
453:St Paul's Cathedral
449:coronary thrombosis
434:Library Association
411:Parkinson's disease
307:Memoirs of a Midget
58:"Walter de la Mare"
2438:English male poets
2253:de La Mare, Walter
1612:Darrell Schweitzer
1554:. 7 September 1929
1432:Winning Year: 1947
1258:De la Mare's play
1136:Anthologies edited
1098:Dorothy P. Lathrop
1003:Dorothy P. Lathrop
957:Dorothy P. Lathrop
921:Claud Lovat Fraser
895:Songs of Childhood
889:Poetry collections
766:Dorothy P. Lathrop
719:Dorothy P. Lathrop
697:(children's novel)
691:Dorothy P. Lathrop
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493:. His collections
298:works for children
2207:Project Gutenberg
2121:Walter de la Mare
1800:(anthologized in
1506:Walter de la Mare
1417:"Fiction winners"
1233:Siegfried Sassoon
1221:V. Sackville-West
1205:Albertine Disparu
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1209:La Fugitive
1142:Come Hither
1044:Ariel Poems
1034:Ariel Poems
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868:On the Edge
839:Eight Tales
756:On the Edge
622:Shakespeare
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561:S. T. Joshi
509:On the Edge
496:Eight Tales
475:frame story
471:Come Hither
465:Come Hither
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1651:Peter Hunt
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1365:References
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594:Joan Aiken
573:fairy tale
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440:, for his
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378:Civil List
203:Occupation
192:Twickenham
168:1873-04-25
99:April 2016
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386:Beckenham
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459:Profile
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