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Condición: good. This book is in good condition. The cover has minor creases or bends. The binding is tight and pages are intact. Some pages may have writing or highlighting.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 110 pages. 6.00x0.30x9.00 inches. In Stock.

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Soft cover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 368 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 33 cm ; ISBN: 0883637014; 9780883637012; LC: N6782; Dewey: 709/.415 ; OCLC: 32164804 ; large folio, color illustrated stiff paper wrappers ; Contents: 1. Prehistory: ancient myths and legends -- 2. Christianity and the golden age -- from The Confession / Saint Patrick -- from Life of Saint Brigit / Cogitosus -- from Penitential of Vinnian / Vinnian -- from The Rules of Saint Columbanus -- Poems of devotion: Columcille the scribe; the Hermit's song -- The tale of the three treasures; from The voyage of Saint Brendan; from Crith Gablach -- / Geoffrey Keating -- Ireland's golden age / Donatus of Fiesole -- 3. From the Vikings to 1700 -- Viking influence / Seamus MacManus -- From the annals of Clonmacnoise: Brian Boru and the Battle of Clontarf -- Visitor observes the Irish The song of Dermot and the Earl / Giraldus Cambrensis -- Dead at Clonmacnoise / Angus O'Gillan -- A time of change / Egan O'Rahilly -- From a letter to King Phillip of Sapin, 1589 / Francisco De Cuellar -- A letter of resolve / Hugh O'Neill -- A letter on the attack of Drogheda from 'The Jacobite War' / Oliver Cromwell -- An Irish will / John Langley -- Penal Laws / Seamus MacManus -- 4. Eighteenth century -- Kilcash from 'Drapier's Letter IV' / Jonathan Swift -- Speeches from the dock / Theobald Wolfe Tone -- Letter describing Dublin Social life, 1731 / Mary Delany -- Querist / George Berkeley -- A letter from an English gentleman / Oliver Goldsmith -- History of Carolan the last Irish Bard / Oliver Goldsmith -- Lament for Art O'Leary / Eileen O'Leary -- Castle Rackrent / Maria Edgeworth -- 5. Nineteenth century -- Knocknagow; or the homes of Tipperary / Charles -- from Party fight and funeral / William Carleton -- Trinity College / Charles Lever -- Hedge School / William Carleton -- From a speech on the floor of the Commons, 1837 / Daniel O'Connell -- On the causes of the famine / Justin McCarthy -- from My own story / Peter O'Leary -- from 'Memories of the famine / Maire NI Grianna -- on Charles Stewart Parnell / Conor Cruise O'Brien -- Boycotting defined / Charles Stewart Parnell -- from The Tenants of time / Thomas Flanagan -- from Namgay Doola / Rudyard Kipling -- from The Old Munster Circuit / Maurice Healy -- Some favorite Irish Folk Songs: "Wearing of the green"; "I know where I'm going"; "Green grow the lilacs"; "Cockles and mussels"; "You brave Irish Heroes" -- 6. Irish in America -- This Distant land / William D. Griffin -- John Barry, Father of the American Navy / Thomas D'Arcy McGee -- Captain at sea / Parry Miller -- A letter to his brother-in-law, 1785 / John Dunlop -- from An Irish immigrant's letter to his wife, 1818 / John Doyle -- Old Ireland / Walt Whitman -- from John Boyle O'Reilly / Richard Roche -- The Irishness of Billy the Kid / William D. Griffin -- Immigrant daughter's song / Mary Ann Larkin -- from The gift / Pete Hamill -- What Flaherty was / Patrick Fenton -- How Tammany Hall did it / Harry Golden -- from Mortal Friends / James Carroll -- President John F. Kennedy / William V. Shanon -- from Long day's journey into night / Eugene O'Neill -- from The other side / Mary Gordon -- What is it to be Irish / Hal Boyle -- 7. Celtic revival begins -- from Celtic Twilight / W.B. Yeats -- The Piper and the Puca / Douglas Hyde -- The shepherd and the sunbeam / Lawrence Millman -- from Our Irish Theatre / Augusta Gregory -- from Aran Islands / J.M Synge -- from Celtic dawn / Ulick O'Connor -- from Riders to the Sea / J.M. Synge -- from The plough and the stars / Sean O'Casey -- 8. Twentieth century -- The Lake Isle of Innisfree; The wild swans at Coole; At Galway races / W.B. Yeats -- Wager / O'Connell -- from Trinity / Leon Uris -- A botanist looks at Shamrock / E. Charles Nelson -- from The Irish countryman / Conrad Arensberg -- from The green fool / Patrick Kavanagh -- from the Irish flag, 1916: proclamation of the Irish Republic, 1916 / James Connolly -- from The murder machine / Patrick Pears ; G. Book.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Years in the making, Warped is a poetic and visual punk-inspired journey of one Colorado man uncovering his identity through his interpretation of events at the dawn of the 21st century-such as learning how to dance, his thoughts on war and romance, and what comes after in today's world. Warped originated as Keating's one-man poetic stage show at One World Cafe in Moscow, Idaho, during his time as a student at the University of Idaho, where he studied under the tutelage of poets Robert Wrigley (Poet Laureate of Idaho), Monica Mankin, and Joy Passanante. Through these poems of satire, truth, and fiction, Keating hopes to connect readers with what he feels is most human about his generation of deviant artists-trying to have their voice, both vivid and complicated, heard in America. Each piece serves as a snapshot of rebellion, introspection, and raw emotion, shaped by the chaos of the early 2000s and filtered through the lens of punk culture and poetic reflection. Warped is not just a book-it's a performance on the page, meant to be felt as much as read, and invites readers to explore the messy, beautiful process of becoming healed. His vulnerability shines a light into what is possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Years in the making, Warped is a poetic and visual punk-inspired journey of one Colorado man uncovering his identity through his interpretation of events at the dawn of the 21st century-such as learning how to dance, his thoughts on war and romance, and what comes after in today's world. Warped originated as Keating's one-man poetic stage show at One World Cafe in Moscow, Idaho, during his time as a student at the University of Idaho, where he studied under the tutelage of poets Robert Wrigley (Poet Laureate of Idaho), Monica Mankin, and Joy Passanante. Through these poems of satire, truth, and fiction, Keating hopes to connect readers with what he feels is most human about his generation of deviant artists-trying to have their voice, both vivid and complicated, heard in America. Each piece serves as a snapshot of rebellion, introspection, and raw emotion, shaped by the chaos of the early 2000s and filtered through the lens of punk culture and poetic reflection. Warped is not just a book-it's a performance on the page, meant to be felt as much as read, and invites readers to explore the messy, beautiful process of becoming healed. His vulnerability shines a light into what is possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Years in the making, Warped is a poetic and visual punk-inspired journey of one Colorado man uncovering his identity through his interpretation of events at the dawn of the 21st century-such as learning how to dance, his thoughts on war and romance, and what comes after in today's world. Warped originated as Keating's one-man poetic stage show at One World Cafe in Moscow, Idaho, during his time as a student at the University of Idaho, where he studied under the tutelage of poets Robert Wrigley (Poet Laureate of Idaho), Monica Mankin, and Joy Passanante. Through these poems of satire, truth, and fiction, Keating hopes to connect readers with what he feels is most human about his generation of deviant artists-trying to have their voice, both vivid and complicated, heard in America. Each piece serves as a snapshot of rebellion, introspection, and raw emotion, shaped by the chaos of the early 2000s and filtered through the lens of punk culture and poetic reflection. Warped is not just a book-it's a performance on the page, meant to be felt as much as read, and invites readers to explore the messy, beautiful process of becoming healed. His vulnerability shines a light into what is possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Years in the making, Warped is a poetic and visual punk-inspired journey of one Colorado man uncovering his identity through his interpretation of events at the dawn of the 21st century-such as learning how to dance, his thoughts on war and romance, and what comes after in today's world. Warped originated as Keating's one-man poetic stage show at One World Café in Moscow, Idaho, during his time as a student at the University of Idaho, where he studied under the tutelage of poets Robert Wrigley (Poet Laureate of Idaho), Monica Mankin, and Joy Passanante. Through these poems of satire, truth, and fiction, Keating hopes to connect readers with what he feels is most human about his generation of deviant artists-trying to have their voice, both vivid and complicated, heard in America. Each piece serves as a snapshot of rebellion, introspection, and raw emotion, shaped by the chaos of the early 2000s and filtered through the lens of punk culture and poetic reflection. Warped is not just a book-it's a performance on the page, meant to be felt as much as read, and invites readers to explore the messy, beautiful process of becoming healed. His vulnerability shines a light into what is possible.