Death of a King & Other StoriesDeath of a King & Other Stories by Seamus de Faoite \n \nA gypsy king dies, and a group of villagers seek to save him from the dishonour of a pauper's grave. The dispute over the inheritance of a well field becomes a struggle between the 'old stock' and the 'new people' for the very ownership of their town. A terrier pup reveals the truth of the relationship between a poacher and gamekeeper. A seasoned drinker subverts the 'dry' policy of a train

and Dialogues

human behaviour recorded in its infinite variety

eighteenth-century British politics

and of lively bandstands in summer – and blend with Des Hickey’s exquisite text to recreate the very atmosphere of Joyce’s Bloomsday

He writes a monthly column for Apollo magazine and contributes to the Burlington Magazine and the Irish Arts Review

Fritz Senn has studied the life and works of James Joyce for five decades

She tells too of the individuals behind the canal – those who planned

Andrews lived with his family in Summerhill until 1910

its will is to health

This book addresses that lacunae and incorporates a range of new research to form a compre-hensive overview

and land purchase

But there is something in such a relationship that can stretch the mind and stimulate the talents