192 results for 'Heaney, Seamus'

Lifesaving Poems is an anthology of poems carefully curated by Anthony Wilson. Inspired by Seamus Heaney's question about how many poems he could recall responding to over a lifetime, Wilson began...

The Echoing Green Poems of Fields, Meadows, and Grasses by Cecily Parks is a unique anthology of poetry about the natural world. Spanning centuries and cultures, this collection brings together poets...

Cathal Ó Searcaigh's Errigal: Sacred Mountain is a deeply personal and poetic exploration of Ireland's largest mountain. This book is a culmination of his long fascination with the mountain, which...

William Butler Yeats's Poetry, Drama, and Prose is a comprehensive collection of his major writings. It includes 145 poems from various periods, as well as plays, prose fiction, folklore, and...

A comprehensive anthology of contemporary poetry from around the world, featuring well-known and lesser-known voices. Spanning Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America, this collection brings together...

The Finest Music Early Irish Lyrics by Maurice Riordan is a collection of timeless and modern-day renditions of Ireland's rich literary heritage. This anthology brings together iconic poems from both...

The Sonnet by Stephen Regan provides a comprehensive study of one of the oldest and most popular forms of poetry. This book explores the development of the sonnet from its origins in medieval Italy...

Poetry and the Question of Modernity from Heidegger to the Present explores the relationship between Martin Heidegger's philosophy and modern lyric poetry. This work examines how some of the...

George Herbert's poetry has long been cherished by scholars and literature lovers alike. Yet, for many readers, his work remains an enigma. Jane Falloon seeks to change this with 'Heart in...

The Strangers' House: A Study of Northern Irish Literature This book explores the complex and often contradictory nature of Northern Ireland through its literature. Over 100 years of conflict have...

This highly accessible collection gathers together some of the most beloved poems in the English language. Spanning from high drama to humorous verse, it presents a diverse range of poetry in nine...

A daily dose of poetry for Lent and Easter, chosen by acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite. Each day from Shrove Tuesday to Easter Day, he offers a favourite poem with incisive seasonal reflections, helping...

Poems once in motion continue to move their readers. This collection brings together an eclectic mix of writers, from Sappho and Sylvia Plath to W. H. Auden, Rita Dove, Seamus Heaney, Nikki Giovanni,...

The Cambridge Companion to Irish Poets offers an in-depth exploration of Irish poetry from the seventeenth century to the present. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of poets, including...

Ted Hughes' By Heart: 101 Poems to Remember In an age where memorising poems seems lost to us, Ted Hughes offers a solution. His introduction explains how using a memory system can help overcome this...

Helen Vendler's latest collection of essays offers a profound exploration of poetry and its enduring power. Spanning two decades of her work, this comprehensive volume showcases Vendler's unyielding...

Ireland's nature poetry offers a unique perspective on our shared human experience. This collection brings together a diverse range of poems that reflect on the natural world and our place within it...

Hold Open the Door is an anthology of original poems and critical essays by emerging Irish and Northern Irish poets, created in response to their mentors and major literary influences. This...

Unlocking the Power of Poetry: A Guide for All Poetry is a literary form that has been admired and feared by many for its beauty and emotional depth. However, with its rich history and complex...

Woven Shades of Green: An Anthology of Irish Nature Literature by Tim Wenzell explores the natural world and its beauty in Ireland. This collection begins with the anonymous nature poetry of Irish...

Derek Mahon: A Life After the Titanic For over forty-five years, Derek Mahon has been a major figure in Irish literary life. This comprehensive biography uncovers his remarkable personal story,...

Ted Hughes: A Life of Poetic Turmoil Ted Hughes is one of England's most celebrated poets, yet his life was marked by tragedy and controversy. His marriage to Sylvia Plath had a profound impact on...

A luminous anthology of poems from around the world, Risking Everything brings together great poets whose work transcends culture and time. Their words reach beyond our individual experiences to...

The Rattle Bag is a unique anthology of poetry, carefully curated by two of the leading poets of contemporary literature. Seamus Heaney and Ted Hughes have selected their personal favorites, listing...

Earth Voices Whispering: An Anthology of Irish War Poetry 1914-45 by Gerald Dawe brings together a diverse range of poetic voices that reflect the human experiences of Ireland's wars. Compiled and...

Strong Words: A Comprehensive Selection of Modern Poetry This judicious and comprehensive collection brings together the work of some of modern poetry's finest practitioners. Spanning key figures...

The Penguin Book of Irish Poetry brings together a rich tapestry of verse from Ireland's most celebrated poets. Spanning centuries and styles, this collection features works by masters such as W.B...

Contentious Terrains: Boglands and Irish Literature This book explores how boglands have been represented in modern and contemporary Irish literature and culture, from the 1880s to the present. Bogs...

Scott Chaskey's Soil and Spirit explores the interconnectedness of human experience through his decades-long journey as a farmer. Drawing on his experiences in various landscapes, from Maine to...

About Poems and how Poems are Not about by Anne Stevenson In this thought-provoking collection, poet and critic Anne Stevenson explores the evolution of poetry in America and Britain since the 1930s...

Robert S. Heaney explores the relationship between theologians from historically colonial situations and post-colonial theology, examining how their work can inform our understanding of this...

This dark comedy novel tells the story of Seamus, a cursed individual who embarks on a chaotic journey to summon a powerful demon. After discovering an ancient text that promises revenge against his...

Seamus O'Dowd's autobiography is a heartwarming and humorous account of his journey as a karate instructor over thirty years.From complete novice to respected international instructor, Seamus shares...

Hiram Bingham's discovery of Machu Picchu in 1911 sent shockwaves through the world, cementing his place as an adventurer and explorer. However, this story is more complex than a simple tale of...

Hate is a stark reality that affects us all. In Northern Ireland, Robert S. Heaney grew up in an environment where enmity was ever-present. This conflict has deep roots and is closely tied to...

X Platoon: A Secretive Force Revealed For over three decades, one of the most secretive units in the British military has operated with little to no official recognition. X Platoon, also known as the...

The Ancient English Morris Dance by Michael Heaney explores the history and evolution of morris dancing in England. From its introduction in the fifteenth century to its revival in the twentieth,...

The conversation between music and theology has long been dormant, but it is now gathering pace. This is because many theologians are rediscovering the intimate connection between music and the...

A fresh twist on 24 classic poems, these visual interpretations by comic artist Julian Peters bring new life to some of the greatest English-language poets. Grouping unexpected pairings of poems...

In 1585 Ireland, Eunan Maguire's life is marked by turmoil and tragedy. His village is raided by the English, and his parents are killed in the chaos. Consumed by guilt and grief, Eunan sets out to...

The Dragon in the Lighthouse by Tim Baird is a heartwarming tale of love and self-discovery. After a life-changing event, Maggie leaves her old life behind and starts anew in a seaside village, where...

Spooky Soccer is a fun and quirky story about a group of ghosts who form a football team to relieve their boredom. They meet a young boy named Seamus, who helps them get fit and improve their game...

Over Nine Waves: A Book of Irish Legends by Marie Heaney These legends are action-packed stories that have fascinated the Irish mind for over 2,000 years. They feature ancient heroes, huge battles,...

A powerful collection of poems that sheds light on the realities of homelessness. Séamus Fox's work invites readers to understand the complexities surrounding this issue, drawing from his own...

The conversation between music and theology has long been dormant, but it is now gathering pace. This resurgence is welcome, as music's connection to the search for Christian 'intelligence of faith'...

Discover the enchanting world of Ulster's myths and legends in this captivating collection. From the origins of the Red Hand symbol to the stories of The Great Brown Bull, The Horsemen of Aileach,...

Sharon E. Heaney's Engaging Latino/a/x Theologies A Conversation offers an in-depth exploration of collaborative theology, a stream of thought that models ways to examine complicated histories and...

Operation Mayhem by Steve Heaney MC recounts an extraordinary true story of elite soldiers fighting in hostile terrain. In 2000, 26 British operators from X Platoon were airlifted into the Sierra...

Reach for the Sun Vol. 3 is the third volume of Bukowski's letters from Black Sparrow Press, selected by Seamus Cooney.This collection offers a glimpse into the life and thoughts of one of America's...

Healthy cooking has long been seen as taboo in high-end restaurants. However, Seamus Mullen's approach to food has changed this perception. After a near-death experience due to autoimmune disease, he...

Seamus Kane's humorous take on the science of humour offers a tongue-in-cheek look at what makes us laugh.With a dash of self-deprecation and a pinch of analysis, Kane attempts to dissect the elusive...

Set in 1930s Dublin, Murder in the Monto is a gripping mystery that explores the darker side of human nature. When a young woman's body is found in the city's infamous workhouse, Detective Inspector...

Bloodlines by P. F. Hughes is a gripping mystery that delves into the complex world of family feuds and deadly secrets.When Seamus Connolly asks private investigator Locke to trail his youngest...

Robert Welch's 'Changing States' is an in-depth study of modern Irish literature, exploring how key writers responded to Ireland's transformation from Gaelic culture to twentieth-century...

This humorous collection of cat poetry offers a unique glimpse into the secret lives of your feline friends. Seamus Mullarkey introduces us to the world of Professor Fuzzy McMittens, a celebrated cat...

A Thirsty Land: The Fight for Water in Texas by Seamus McGraw explores the challenges of managing water resources in a rapidly changing climate. This comprehensive and accessible book delves into the...

This original and wide-ranging study examines the theme of pilgrimage in the works of major writers, including Shakespeare, Conrad, T. S. Eliot, Yeats, and Heaney.Philip Edwards explores the...

Spuds and the Spider by Seamus O'Conaill is a heart-warming tale about an unlikely friendship. Spuds, a quiet leprechaun, has one thing he hates more than anything else: spiders. When Leggers McWeb...

The Comics of Julie Doucet and Gabrielle Bell: A Place Inside YourselfThis collection brings together essays and interviews that explore the work of two influential cartoonists, Julie Doucet and...

The Memory of Music: One Irish Family - One Hundred Turbulent YearsAgainst the backdrop of Ireland's tumultuous history, this novel tells the story of one family's struggles and triumphs over 100...

The Guru, the Bagman and the Sceptic A Story of Science, Sex and Psychoanalysis by Seamus O'MahonyThis witty biography tells the story of three influential figures in psychoanalysis: Ernest Jones,...

The Late Night Writers Club A Graphic Novel by Annie West is a richly illustrated graphic novel that brings the Irish Literary Canon to life. A struggling debut author, haunted by writer's block and...

PJ Harvey's powerful poetry, accompanied by Seamus Murphy's indelible images, brings to life their extraordinary journey together. Between 2011 and 2014, they embarked on a series of journeys to...

Building Better Boards: A New Approach to Governance and Strategic Decision-Making. Governance is often viewed as a necessary evil, a compliance-driven activity that takes up valuable time and...

Tory Island's literary secret has been uncovered in this remarkable manuscript, penned by Séamus Mac a' Bháird over 100 years ago. Written in a rich dialect that is now extinct, the novel tells a...

Katie Heaney's memoir is a humorous and relatable account of her years spent searching for love. At 25, she had a college degree, a group of friends, and a happy family life, yet remained single with...

The Little Book of Hurling by Seamus King is a reliable reference book that reveals little-known facts and anecdotes about Ireland's ancient sport. With a light-hearted style, it explores the history...

Controligarchs offers a haunting and revelatory exposé of the globalist elite's playbook for shaping our future.In this pathbreaking new book, investigative journalist Seamus Bruner exposes the...

This third volume in the record-breaking three-volume collection brings together over sixty traditional Sherlock Holmes pastiches from renowned authors. Spanning the years from 1896 to 1929, this...

This third volume in the MX Book series brings together over sixty traditional Sherlock Holmes pastiches from renowned authors. Spanning the years 1896 to 1929, this collection offers a diverse range...

Christmas at Gilly Downs by Emma Lombard is a heartwarming novella that reunites beloved characters from The White Sails Series ten years after their last gathering. As Christmas approaches, the...

Invisible Rainbow: A Physicist's Introduction to the Science behind Classical Chinese Medicine by Changlin Zhang and Jonathan Heaney. This book explores the scientific basis for alternative therapies...

This haunting and lyrical novel tells the story of a young boy's journey through the tumultuous landscape of 1940s and 1950s Northern Ireland. As he navigates the complexities of family secrets,...

A dark secret from your past can be deadly. Jeremy's quiet life in a rural town seems stable and successful, but he shares a sinister secret with his former friends. When that secret comes back to...

Nick Laird's fourth collection effortlessly spans the Atlantic, combining the acoustic expansiveness of Whitman or Ashbery with the lyricism of his forebears Heaney, MacNeice and Yeats. In 'Feel...

Cal Lynch's life hangs in the balance as he evades his enemies in Paisley. A desperate bid to save lives in Ethiopia serves as a backdrop for a cat-and-mouse game between Cal and a ruthless syndicate...

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is a vivid portrayal of emotional and intellectual development, written in a playful and experimental style. This novel follows the protagonist's quest for...

A scathing critique of modern medicine's flaws, Can Medicine Be Cured? exposes the dark side of an industry driven by consumerism and Big Science. Seamus O'Mahony tackles the notion that healthcare...

I Am the Beggar of the World presents a powerful collection of clandestine poems by Afghan women. These landays, an ancient oral and anonymous form created by mostly illiterate people, reflect...

Lady Gerfaut by Jean Dufaux is a gripping tale of power and deception. Siobhán's ascension to the throne has brought her both victory and a dark secret - one that threatens to destroy all she holds...

The Black Fox of Beckham by David L. Heaney is a tale about winning at any cost, superstition, prejudice and being different, set against the backdrop of a centuries-old tradition in the English...

Sailing the Forest Selected Poems by Robin Robertson is a haunting and visionary collection of poetry that explores the darker corners of life. With precision and dreamlike illuminations, Robertson...

Small World Ireland, 1798-2018 presents a comprehensive survey of Irish writing and its relation to broader literary and historical contexts. This collection gathers together writings from one of...

A Rattle of Bones: A Rebecca Connolly Thriller by Douglas Skelton In 1752, Seamus a'Ghlynne was executed for murder, despite being almost certainly innocent. Nearly three centuries later, reporter...

This study by Neil Corcoran explores the kinds of responsibility that modern lyric poetry takes on, or subjects itself to, including social, cultural, political, aesthetic, and personal...

The Irish uilleann pipes have been a vital part of Ireland's musical heritage for 300 years. This comprehensive history explores the story of these unique instruments, from their origins to the...

Inventing Ireland: The Literature of the Modern Nation by Declan Kiberd explores the spirit and vision of Irishness that defined the country's literary revival from 1890 to 1922. This period saw the...

Feminism against Cisness by Emma Heaney explores the limitations of traditional feminist thought and its entanglement with oppressive systems. This collection of essays challenges the notion that...

Camille Henrot: Mother Tongue brings together over 200 works from the artist's recent painting and drawing series, created between 2018 and 2022. This body of work explores the ambivalent nature of...

The Ministry of Bodies by Seamus O'Mahony is a candid and witty exploration of life and death in a modern hospital. Through his characteristic intelligence and dry humour, O'Mahony delves into the...

Anomalous States: Irish Writing and the Post-colonial Moment by David Lloyd explores the complex terrain of modern Irish literature and its political contexts. This collection of five linked essays...

The Way We Die Now by Seamus O'Mahony explores the complexities of death in modern society. In a culture where medical interventions often overshadow personal dignity, we've lost touch with the...