Yeats 150YEATS 150 is a Yeats collectible, consisting of a collection of essays, many of them illustrated, commemorating the life and work of Irish poet and Nobel Laureate, William Butler Yeats (1865 1939). The book, dedicated to Seamus Heaney, is divided into a number of sections: Academic Essays; Plays; the Yeats family; Scholarly Essays; Yeats Poetry Prizes and, appropriately, the topographical Sligo, by Sligo natives and visitors to the International Yeats

Edited with introductory essays by Cormac O’Malley and Róisín Kennedy and an afterword by Luke Gibbons

His mother is a poet

While modern Irish poetry in English displays a notable reticence

Having graduated from college and university

these selected writings testify to his enduring relevance in the late twentieth century

\n Des McCafferty (Mary Immaculate College

Sullivan's elegiac style evokes these modernist writers in its poetic sensuality and feminine aspect

Taking on the mantle of Synge and O’Casey

Including twenty-four illustrations and fifty annotated letters

Andy Bielenberg has written a compelling history of the fluctuating fortunes of the distillery

This book addresses that lacunae and incorporates a range of new research to form a compre-hensive overview

University of Ulster