Pedro Dina Pedro & Mac Cathmhaoill Donall Mac Cathmhaoill 
‘Lost, Unhappy and at Home’: The Impact of Violence on Irish Culture [EPUB ebook] 
Volume I: Literature

Love, Dark and Light will take you on various adventures through love. Love has many forms, and this book encompasses the many types of relationships that people experience. Some of the experiences a …

Friday marks the end of Valerie Bell’s busy working week. It is a day when she can unwind with a plate of fish and chips and peas, followed by apple pie. In this book of poetry, Valerie celebrates li …

The Interpretation of Old English Poems (1972) is a challenging approach in the critical appreciation of Old English poems. Professor Greenfield argues in particular against two inhibiting orientatio …

Growing up in Kansas in the summer, the air would be so thick with humidity sometimes it would be difficult to breathe. Sometimes the air would be so heavy you would hope for a good rain. After it wo …

Like amaira, we have all been fragile buds, wanting to blossom in the sun. From the cocoon of soft petals, to spread out our wings one day and fly with our heart as a vibrant butterfly! …

In Things That Be, the author shares a collection of poems that provide a powerful and unique perspective on the world from a southern Black American viewpoint. Through his words, the author captures …

Poetry can be viewed as a reflection, a song, if you will, of society in the time it is written, but at the same time, it is timeless in the continuum of past, present, and future. In the dance of wo …

Birds often symbolize spiritual freedom. The universe for them is vast and without end. Free from attachments and from all earthly treasures, they listen to Mother Nature. Never tired, from far and n …

‘Talisman for the Soul’ is an immersive and illuminating collection that expresses a powerful intensity of emotion, exploring overarching themes of human interaction, as well as the human need to tra …

Beginning in outer space and ending up among the atoms, ‘Bucolic Ecology’ illustrates how these poems repeatedly turn to the natural world in order to define themselves and their place in the literar …