First published in 1931, Robin Flower's enchanting lyric poetry combines with his translations from the old, medieval and modern periods of Irish literature.

First published in 1947, these celebrated lectures and introductions to the medieval and modern Gaelic-speaking culture, which was drawing to a close when Flower first came to Ireland in 1910, form a primary source for generations of scholars and readers, Celticists and medievalists. This edition is accompanied by Professor Delargy's In Memoriam and an updated bibliography of Flower's works.

Hineingenommen in eine Fahrt mit dem damals noch existenten Bummelzug bis Dingle, an der äußersten Westküste Irlands, fahren wir unter Anleitung Robin Fowers in eine gälischsprachige Welt und landen schließlich in Dunquin, dem letzten Festlandsort vor der Insel Great Blasket. Mit dem Leinentuchkanu geht es dann auf die Insel und Flower trifft den Dichter Tomás Ó Crohan, den er von früheren Aufenthalten kennt, dessen Inselbuch Annemarie und Heinrich Böll unter dem Titel "Die Boote fahren ni...

First published in 1947, these celebrated lectures and introductions to the medieval and modern Gaelic-speaking culture, which was drawing to a close when Flower first came to Ireland in 1910, form a primary source for generations of scholars and readers, Celticists and medievalists. This edition is accompanied by Professor Delargy's In Memoriam and an updated bibliography of Flower's works.

First published in 1931, Robin Flower's enchanting lyric poetry combines with his translations from the old, medieval and modern periods of Irish literature.

In 'Selections from Modern Poets,' readers are invited to explore the dynamism of early 20th-century poetry through a carefully curated collection that traverses an array of themes and styles. Capturing the zeitgeist of modernism, these works encapsulate the transformative years surrounding World War I, imbued with the tension of tradition and innovation. From poignant war reflections to explorations of identity and introspection, the anthology juxtaposes varied literary movements within a...

Twenty-nine of today’s most inspiring flower farmers present stories, how-to-cultivate expertise, and favorite new varieties in a lushly photographed guide to feed your every floral fantasyFlower farmers are the Top Chefs of the gardening world, with dedicated social media channels and hundreds of thousands of avid fans who dream about the lifestyle and of having a lush cutting garden of their own. Today’s gardeners follow celebrity growers to gather ideas and expe...

Get outside and get ahead with this handy, helpful garden planner.When should I sow my sweet peas? How can I keep my roses blooming for longer? What can I do to add winter color to my borders?Your Flower Year is the book every fan of florals should have as they embark on a new year of planning, sowing, planting, and deadheading. This easy-to-use guide is packed with essential tasks and top tips for every month of the year, with detailed information...

Lovely Judy Railton had gambled her future on a newspaper ad,and was blissfully intoxicated with the result. She had sailed toHawaii to marry a man she'd never seen, British ex-patriatePeter Delmer.

In keeping with her father's dying wish, Laura goes to live at the familychateau in France.But the happiness she hoped for eluded her. Insteadshe is mistreated by her own relatives.Ordered about by her aunts, envied by an indulged cousin, Laura finds verylittle pleasure...Will her one chance for love be denied?

For nearly a century and a half, the Smoot family "cooperated with nature" to create the vibrant Texas wildscape of the Flower Hill Estate on West Sixth Street. But the generosity of spirit that cultivated that sanctuary extends beyond the iron fence surrounding the property. Institutions like the Central Presbyterian Church, the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, the Austin American-Statesman, the Texas state capitol, The University of Texas and Travis and Austin High Scho...

Masculine and feminine, earth and sea, forest and desert, nature and nurture…the balance of life shows up beautifully and metaphorically in the relationship and the work of Robin Kobaly and Doug Thompson. She is one of the nation's foremost experts on native desert plants; he is a leader in experiential research with marine mammals.