[j. d. worthington]

Are we talking just his poetry, or a selection from his various types of writing (including fiction, letters, essays)? If the latter (which, given the nature of quite a lot of his correspondence, as well as no few of his essays, would be my own choice, I think)... making such a selection would take considerable time and thought. If the former... I think I'd also include a handful of his pastoral poetry, though not a great deal, as most readers would find them difficult to get through. (Myself, I find various fascinating points in most of his poetry... though few of those points have to do with the bulk of his poetry as poetry....)