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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Off the west coast of Ireland, in the storm-lashed Atlantic, lies the island of Conlethe. Here, the Morrighan, goddess of war and death, sets in motion a dark plan through her earthly avatar. This plan, years in the making, is designed to restore her full power and bring her back to Earth. As vengeance for her long exile, she intends to unleash chaos, death, and destruction. The world's current conflicts would seem like mere skirmishes if the Morrighan succeeds. Brigid Conlethy is deep in grief after the deaths of her mother and brother. She is unsure of herself and unaware that she is the daughter of the Morrighan's avatar. To stop the goddess's return, Brigid must discover her true identity and unlock the power that lies dormant within her. Even the island seems to resist her, corrupted by ancient darkness. With courage, raw magic, and the help of a few unexpected allies, Brigid must find a way to turn the tide, stop the Morrighan's plan, and survive. Off the west coast of Ireland, in the storm-lashed Atlantic, lies the island of Conlethe. Here, the Morrighan, goddess of war and death, sets in motion a dark plan through her earthly avatar. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. The Appleman and the Poet, the fifth volume of Hubert Butler's essays, completes a thirty-year odyssey embarked upon by The Lilliput Press in 1984. Our flagship author has finally come home, welcomed by Fintan O'Toole in his foreword: 'One of the great joys of these essays is the discovery of sentences as sharp and lithe as a Toledo rapier.' Beginning with 'Russian Dispatches 1932-1946,' Butler gives an evocative description - from the viewpoint of a bourgeois teacher - of a society in dissolution, before the onset of Stalin's Great Purge, as show farms give way to show trials, the iron curtain descends across Europe, and Communism and Christianity lock horns. Part Two, 'Peace News Papers 1948-1958,' largely derives from the weekly Peace News, in which Butler debates and defends with steely precision Ireland's neutrality, pacifism, and the integrity of Yugoslavia, 'where we know that in 1941 and 1942 one very pious government [Croatia's] perpetrated the greatest massacre in the history of Christendom.' 'Autobiographies' contains some of Butler's most affecting work. It describes his parents and home at Maidenhall; details his education in England; reflects on a universal sexuality; has a poignant piece about deafness; and concludes with the Virgilian essay of the book's title. Part Four, 'Musings of an Irish Protestant,' expresses Butler's potent sense of an Anglo-Irish identity and community: from the 'right of private judgment' proclaimed at the 1782 Dungannon Convention, in a line of descent from Charlemont, Henry Grattan, Wolfe Tone and Emmet, via Thomas Davis, Standish O'Grady, Parnell and Arthur Griffith, to Yeats and the men of 1916 - all independent spirits. 'Family Matters' addresses the Butler clan at home and abroad, with essays taken from the Journal of the Butler Society. 'History and Literature under Review' assembles newspaper and journal pieces on diverse subjects: Swift, Yeats, Horace Plunkett, Enid Starkie, Rebecca West (in Yugoslavia), the Holocaust, Early Irish saints, Hans Küng, Teilhard de Chardin, and Ronald Reagan and the American Wall of Separation (between Church and State) in the 1980s. The Appleman and the Poet places a capstone upon a project begun with Escape from the Anthill in 1985. Butler's essays, written over six decades, establish him as one of Ireland's great twentieth- century prose writers and thinkers.…

First Edition. Very good paperback copy; wrapper edges slightly creased. Remains well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; xii, 339 pages ; 24 cm. Notes; Includes discographies and index. Contents; Dermot Bolger -- Tim Booth -- Paul Brady -- Philip Casey -- Lar Cassidy -- Paul Charles -- Denny Cordell -- Mary Coughlan -- Jeananne Crowley -- Peter Cunningham -- P.J. Curtis -- Barry Devlin -- Keith Donald -- Donovan -- Theo Dorgan -- Roddy Doyle -- John Dunne -- Anne Enright -- Marianne Faithfull -- BP Fallon -- Peter Fallon -- Alec Finn -- Aisling Foster -- John Wilson Foster -- Martin Gale -- Carlo Gebler -- Kathy Gilfillan -- Elgy Gillespie -- Tim Goulding -- Bill Graham -- Hugo Hamilton -- Mick Hanly -- Dermot Healy -- Desmond Hogan -- John Hutchinson -- Mary Kenny -- Michael Lindsay-Hogg -- Shane MacGowan -- Pat McCabe -- Nell McCafferty -- Ciaran McGinley -- Patrick McGrath -- Frank McGuinness -- Paul McGuinness -- Paddy Moloney -- Danny Morrison -- Terry Moylan -- Paul Muldoon -- Kevin Myers -- Charles Naper -- George O'Brien -- Joe O'Connor -- Tim O'Grady -- Fintan O'Toole -- Rhonda Paisley -- Noel Redding -- Martin Rowson -- Jim & Peter Sheridan -- Pete Short -- James Simmons -- John Stephenson -- Colm Tóibín -- Niall Toner -- Brian Trench -- Paolo Tullio -- Mark Venner -- Dick Warner -- Ian Whitcomb -- Kathleen Williamson -- Ron Wood -- Terry Woods. Subjects; Rock music. History and criticism. Ireland. 20th century. 1960s. 1970s. 1980s. 1990s. Anthology. Discography. Index. 1 Kg. …

First Edition. Very good paperback copy; wrapper edges slightly creased. Remains well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; xii, 339 pages ; 24 cm. Notes; Includes discographies and index. Contents; Dermot Bolger -- Tim Booth -- Paul Brady -- Philip Casey -- Lar Cassidy -- Paul Charles -- Denny Cordell -- Mary Coughlan -- Jeananne Crowley -- Peter Cunningham -- P.J. Curtis -- Barry Devlin -- Keith Donald -- Donovan -- Theo Dorgan -- Roddy Doyle -- John Dunne -- Anne Enright -- Marianne Faithfull -- BP Fallon -- Peter Fallon -- Alec Finn -- Aisling Foster -- John Wilson Foster -- Martin Gale -- Carlo Gebler -- Kathy Gilfillan -- Elgy Gillespie -- Tim Goulding -- Bill Graham -- Hugo Hamilton -- Mick Hanly -- Dermot Healy -- Desmond Hogan -- John Hutchinson -- Mary Kenny -- Michael Lindsay-Hogg -- Shane MacGowan -- Pat McCabe -- Nell McCafferty -- Ciaran McGinley -- Patrick McGrath -- Frank McGuinness -- Paul McGuinness -- Paddy Moloney -- Danny Morrison -- Terry Moylan -- Paul Muldoon -- Kevin Myers -- Charles Naper -- George O'Brien -- Joe O'Connor -- Tim O'Grady -- Fintan O'Toole -- Rhonda Paisley -- Noel Redding -- Martin Rowson -- Jim & Peter Sheridan -- Pete Short -- James Simmons -- John Stephenson -- Colm Tóibín -- Niall Toner -- Brian Trench -- Paolo Tullio -- Mark Venner -- Dick Warner -- Ian Whitcomb -- Kathleen Williamson -- Ron Wood -- Terry Woods. Subjects; Rock music. History and criticism. Ireland. 20th century. 1960s. 1970s. 1980s. 1990s. Anthology. Discography. Index. 1 Kg. …

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