The father of Ulysses, The Dublineers, and Finnegan's Wake (James Joyce) was also an avidly prolific poet. As of recently, most of his poems entered the public domain, so let us continue with this season's overarching theme of reading early twentieth century Irish Literature, and do a deep dive on the poems of one of Ireland's greatest literary giants--poems of love, life, happiness, sorrow, and rebuttal... but most of all, love.
The father of Ulysses, The Dublineers, and Finnegan's Wake (James Joyce) was also an avidly prolific poet. As of recently, most of his poems entered the public domain, so let us continue with this season's overarching theme of reading early twentieth century Irish Literature, and do a deep dive on the poems of one of Ireland's greatest literary giants--poems of love, life, happiness, sorrow, and rebuttal... but most of all, love.
Engelska
Complete Nonsense
The Insect Play : or Ad Infinitum, a Play in Three Acts
The Tinker's Wedding : A Drama-Comedy in Two Acts
Salomé : A Tragedy in One Act
Riders to the Sea & Shadow of the Glen
RUR : or Rossom's Universal Robots, A Play in Four Acts
The Well of the Saints : A Drama-Comedy in Three Acts
Miss Julie & The Stronger
Deirdre of the Sorrows : A Tragedy in Three Acts
The Playboy of the Western World : A Comedy in Three Acts
As Infinity Equates to Zero
