The Irish Literary Periodical 1923-1958

ISBN13: 9780199267392ISBN10: 0199267391 Hardback, 224 pages
Jan 2004,  In Stock

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Frank Shovlin presents a unique examination of Irish literature through the middle decades of the twentieth century by considering the role of literary magazines in the development of a range of writers from AE (George William Russell) to John Hewitt. He draws on a wealth of new material and argues for the importance of these in keeping Irish cultural life vibrant in these neglected years.

Features

  • Unique critical examination of the role of literary periodicals and their editors in Irish literary life of the mid-twentieth century.
  • Contributes to the growing critical field of the 'history of the book' in Ireland.
  • Reappraises the careers of a number of well known Irish writers such as Patrick Kavanagh, Sean O'Faolain and John Hewitt in the light of their involvement with these magazines.

Product Details

224 pages; ISBN13: 978-0-19-926739-2ISBN10: 0-19-926739-1

About the Author(s)

Frank Shovlin, Lecturer of Irish Literature in English, Institute of Irish Studies, University of Liverpool

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