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MORE than three decades have passed since the death of the odd, eccentric, brilliant Miss Moore, as she was always known, even to some of her closest friends, including the editor of this definitive edition of her collected poems.In 1968, four years before she died, Marianne Moore edited her own edition of her collected poems, which began with "The Steeple-Jack", a poem she wrote in her 50s.

The institute is preparing a definitive edition of Kafka's works.

It was also at Bristol that he first published his, still definitive, edition of Tennyson's poetry.

There will never be a definitive edition of The Book of Disquiet, however hard anyone tries.

In 1991, eleven years after Frank's death, a "definitive edition" of the diary restored everything he had expurgated.

This definitive edition of Wilde's voluminous correspondence is timed to the 100th anniversary of his death, on Nov. 30, 1900.

In addition to assembling definitive editions of her novels, Herron edited and published 2013's Mirages, the fifth "unexpurgated" volume of Nin's diary.

Published by the University of Chicago Press and Routledge, and co-edited by Bruce Caldwell, the series comprises definitive editions of the essential writings of the Nobel laureate and social theorist Friedrich A. Hayek.

They developed cataloguing systems, defined disciplines, and produced definitive editions of significant works.

In the last 60 years, they could have facilitated the systematic creation of a contemporary archive, high-quality translations, definitive editions of canonical works and excellently curated galleries.

Three: In 1982 he created the Library of America with its definitive editions of American classics, conceived earlier with Edmund Wilson at the Princeton Club while Wilson drank a half-dozen martinis.