Spiritual Crisis of Modernity, World Wisdom, 2005 (contributed essay) That Wondrous Pattern: Essays on Poetry and Poets, Counterpoint Press, 2017 These Bright Shadows: The Poetry of Kathleen Raine, by Brian Keeble. A pioneering study of the poetic imagination of Kathleen Raine. (Angelico Press, 2020) Autobiography Farewell Happy Fields, Hamilton/G. Braziller, 1974 The Land Unknown, Hamilton/G. Braziller, 1975 The Lion's Mouth, Hamilton/G. Braziller, 1977. autob. India Seen Afar, Green Books/G. Braziller, 1990 Autobiographies, ed. Lucien Jenkins, Skoob Books, 1991 Biography No End to Snowdrops, Philippa Bernard. Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, 2009, Adaptations Who stands at the door in the storm and rain from The Year One: Poems (1952) was set by composer Tarik O'Regan for unaccompanied chorus in 2006 with the title Threshold of Night; it was first recorded on the 2008 album of the same name. A number of poems were also set by Geoffrey Bush; these settings were recorded by Benjamin Luxon for Chandos. The song-cycle On a Deserted Shore by Joseph Phibbs was written and performed for the Temenos Academy in 2012 to texts by Kathleen Raine. A Spell For Creation was set by composer Mike Oldfield in the soundtrack for the documentary film The Space Movie. See also Temenos Academy Review References Further reading Lighting a Candle: Kathleen Raine and Temenos, Temenos Academy Papers, no. 25, pub. Temenos Academy, 2008. External links Profile and poems, written and audio at the Poetry Archive Guide to the Kathleen Raine Papers. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Guardian Unlimited obituary Telegraph obituary Temenos Academy Profile of Raine at Temenos Academy Kathleen Raine collection at University of Victoria, Special Collections Lengthy interview of Raine by Naim Attallah Kathleen Raine Papers at the British Library 1908 births 2003 deaths Alumni of Girton College, Cambridge Harvard University staff English people of Scottish descent English women poets Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Commandeurs of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres People from Ilford William Blake scholars 20th-century English poets 20th-century English women writers Writers from Essex British literary critics British women literary critics W. B. Yeats scholars Traditionalist School