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Zoe wrote every word in her magazine and performed all duties, from bootblacking to subscriber dunning. She gave herself all the masthead titles, changing them with each issue.  

Heaney was the next Irish poet after Yeats to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. In his Nobel lecture, he spoke of Yeats standing “on this platform more than seventy years ago, [when] Ireland was emerging from the throes of a traumatic civil war…

Heaney was the next Irish poet after Yeats to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. In his Nobel lecture, he spoke of Yeats standing “on this platform more than seventy years ago, [when] Ireland was emerging from the throes of a traumatic civil war…

Heaney was the next Irish poet after Yeats to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. In his Nobel lecture, he spoke of Yeats standing “on this platform more than seventy years ago, [when] Ireland was emerging from the throes of a traumatic civil war…

This 16th-century Hebrew Bible, bound with the New Testament in Syriac, features an almost unbroken record of English ownership dating from 1698 to 1927 and spanning eleven different owners. The endleaves contain a manuscript table of contents in…

Dun Emer Press’s first book signed and inscribed with a couplet by W. B. Yeats: “The sun was laughing sweetly / The moon plucked at my rein.” Virtually all of Yeats’s work until his death was first published in book form by his sisters’ private…

Dun Emer Press’s first book signed and inscribed with a couplet by W. B. Yeats: “The sun was laughing sweetly / The moon plucked at my rein.” Virtually all of Yeats’s work until his death was first published in book form by his sisters’ private…

Dun Emer Press’s first book signed and inscribed with a couplet by W. B. Yeats: “The sun was laughing sweetly / The moon plucked at my rein.” Virtually all of Yeats’s work until his death was first published in book form by his sisters’ private…

Dun Emer Press’s first book signed and inscribed with a couplet by W. B. Yeats: “The sun was laughing sweetly / The moon plucked at my rein.” Virtually all of Yeats’s work until his death was first published in book form by his sisters’ private…

Dun Emer Press’s first book signed and inscribed with a couplet by W. B. Yeats: “The sun was laughing sweetly / The moon plucked at my rein.” Virtually all of Yeats’s work until his death was first published in book form by his sisters’ private…