"My Brother Aquarius: Poems" 1961 TENNANT, Stephen Abercrombie & Fitch presenting him as a more

presenting him as a more complex individual than in the previous novels

and 'East End Playground' and 'Kensington Children's Party'

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"My Brother Aquarius: Poems" 1961 TENNANT, Stephen Abercrombie & Fitch presenting him as a moreTENNANT, Stephen [62] pp. Nash Publications 1961 First Edition 9 1 8" x 7 3 8" VG VG My Brother Aquarius contains 52 poems by Stephen Tennant. The verse looks back in time to past travels, lost romance and pastoral idylls, and has a strong autobiographical element. It was published by a local printer in Bournemouth and Tennant sent the book to friends and fellow writers, including W. H. Auden and Edmund Blunden. The title is derived from a line by