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This anthology of Irish verse and prose is compiled by the Irish writer Molly Keane and her daughter Sally Phipps. The book uses a powerful love of Ireland and its people, with work by Swift, Joyce, Synge, O'Connor, Kinsella, Beckett, O'Faolain, Heaney, Campbell and McGuckian among others. Subjects range from God, exile, love and death to fairies, horse-racing, wit and whiskey.
This anthology investigates the multifaceted cultural and social identity of Ireland through a curated selection of verse and prose. Compiled by writer Molly Keane and her daughter Sally Phipps, the collection draws upon a diverse array of literary voices to map the Irish experience. By organizing these works around thematic pillars, the editors provide a framework for understanding the nation's historical and emotional landscape.
What You Will Find
The collection is regarded as a thoughtful and personal curation that reflects the editors' deep familiarity with the Irish literary canon. The thematic organization suggests an accessible entry point for readers interested in the breadth of Irish writing across various historical periods.
Page Count:
232
Publication Date:
1993-10-04
Publisher:
HarperCollins
ISBN-10:
000215885X
ISBN-13:
9780002158855
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