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The Dandy and the Herald: Manners, Mind and Morals from Brummell to Durrell

Literature & Fiction

Pine, Richard

History & Criticism

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

This new study of one of Ireland's greatest writers lays particular stress upon his Irish background. Pine is interested in Wilde the outsider. He was an outsider not simply because of his homosexuality but also because of the particular nature of his Irish background. The Wildes were not only Protestants in a country which was growing more aggressively Catholic: they were also Protestant supporters of Irish nationalism. Thus they were in one sense outsiders by religion while in another outsiders within their own religious community. Wilde was profoundly influenced by this ambiguous inheritance and Pine argues that it was this, as much as his homosexuality, which placed him at such an awkward angle to late Victorian society.

The Thief of Reason: Oscar Wilde and Modern Ireland

Biographies & Memoirs

St.Martin's Press

The official Anais Nin literary journal. This issue contains the early correspondence between Anais Nin and the agent who would help propel her to long-sought fame, Gunther Stuhlmann. The letters reveal the seeming hopelessness of Nin's quest for wide readership in the late fifties and early sixties, with descriptions of the mighty yet vain efforts to land an important American publisher. Twelve contributors--Richard Pine, Javant Biarujia, Toyoko Yamamoto, Katrin Burtschell, Karl Orend, Sarah King, Nabila Marzouk, James Clawson, Shyamal Bagchee, Jane Keller, Candace Fertile, and Pamela Francis--offer insightful and informative essays, poetry, and book reviews. Included in Vol. 3 are articles concerning Nin's two great literary allies in Paris, Henry Miller and Lawrence Durrell, and a look at the life of one of Nin's most enigmatic muses, June, Miller's wife. The journal has an associated web site and online discussion group.

A Cafe in Space: The Anais Nin Literary Journal, Volume 3

Clawson, James

Stuhlmann, Gunther

King, Sarah

Orend, Karl

Burtschell, Katrin

Marzouk, Nabila

Yamamoto, Toyoko

Biarujia, Javant

Nin, Anaïs

Arts & Literature

Sky Blue Press

A Café in Space has been the only literary journal devoted to novelist/diarist Anais Nin since 2003. This anthology represents the contents of the fifteen annual issues, including previously unpublished diary entries and correspondence by Nin; previously unpublished correspondence by Henry Miller, Rupert Pole, Alfred Perles and Hugh Guiler; articles by Nin/Miller/Durrell scholars and aficionados Janet Fitch, Ruth Charnock, Anita Jarczok, James M. Decker, Benjamin Franklin V and many others; poetry, art, photography and short fiction; a complete index of all the contributions since the inception of the journal in 2003. Edited by Paul Herron.

A Cafe in Space: The Anais Nin Literary Journal, Anthology 2003-2018

Fitch, Janet

Charnock, Ruth

Jarczok, Anita

Yaguchi, Yuko

Decker, James M.

Bagnole, John W.

MILLER, HENRY

Community & Culture

This history recalls the creation by RTÃ‰ of today's National Symphony Orchestra and its sister, the RTÃ‰ Concert Orchestra; the relations of RTÃ‰ with government, politicians, the Dublin Grand Opera Society and the Wexford Festival; the formation of its Singers, Chamber Choir and String Quartet, and the commissioning of work by classical and traditional composers.

Music and Broadcasting in Ireland

History

Europe

Four Courts Pr Ltd

This history recalls the creation by RTÉ of today's National Symphony Orchestra and its sister, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra; the relations of RTÉ with government, politicians, the Dublin Grand Opera Society and the Wexford Festival; the formation of its Singers, Chamber Choir and String Quartet, and the commissioning of work by classical and traditional composers.

Music and Broadcasting in Ireland (Broadcasting And Irish Society)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

A series of lectures for broadcast on RTE Radio 1 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Royal Irish Academy of Music. Contributors explore the development of composition, education, performance, broadcasting and the creation of an audience in Ireland between 1848 and 1998.

Music in Ireland, 1848-1998 (Thomas Davis Lectures)

Arts & Photography

Music

Mercier Press / Marino Books

Written with the co-operation of Brian Friel and including an assessment of his latest work, this is a completely rewritten and updated edition of Brian Friel and Ireland's Drama, published in 1990.

The Diviner: The Art of Brian Friel: The Art of Brian Friel

Dramas & Plays

Univ College Dubli

Greece Through Irish Eyes is an insightful personal view by Richard Pine of the country where he has lived for the past 15 years. One of Ireland's leading literary critics, Pine asks, What links Ireland and Greece? The author's trenchant, provocative arguments acknowledge both the strengths and the weaknesses of Greece today, and draw suggestive parallels with the Irish situation. Richard Pine also calls for a major rethink on Greek and Irish positions on Europe. The parallels between Ireland and Greece may make some readers uncomfortable, but they are substantiated by solid examples of cultural, economic, and historical differences which argue against integration into a center-dominated Europe.

Greece Through Irish Eyes

The Liffey Press

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