Greville Press
Anthony Astbury (1940- ) was a schoolmaster at Emscote Lawn School, Warwick, when in 1975 he founded a small English poetry press, the Greville Press, named after Sir Fulke Greville (1554-1628). The playwright Harold Pinter, amongst others, has assisted him in the administration of the company, which is non-profitmaking. In May 2000 the press celebrated its 25th anniversary. It is noted in literary circles for its fine productions of chiefly shorter twentieth-century English poems with small print-runs.
From the guide to the Letters and papers of the Greville Press, together with some of its publications, 1975-2002, (Leeds University Library)
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| creatorOf | Greville Press. Letters and papers of the Greville Press, together with some of its publications. | Brotherton Library, University of Leeds | |
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| creatorOf | Letters and papers of the Greville Press, together with some of its publications, 1975-2002 | GB 206 Leeds University Library |
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