Boyle Wilde

Trevor, William (editor) (Oliver Goldsmith; Maria Edgeworth; William Carleton; Gerald Griffin; J. Sheridan Le Fanu; George Moore; Oscar Wilde; E.Somerville; Martin Ross; Daniel Corkery; Seumas O'Kelly; James Joyce; Padraic O Connaire; James Stephens): THE OXFORD BOOK OF IRISH SHORT STORIES: Adventures of a Strolling Player; The Limerick Gloves; The Death of a Devotee; The Brown Man; Green Tea; Albert Nobbs; The Sphinx without a Secret; Philippa's Fox Hunt; The Priest; The Weaver's Grave; The Dead, London Oxford Paperbacks - Oxford University Press 1991
0192828452 Very Good Tristram Hillier;

(xvi) 567 pp. Light edge and corner wear with an uncreased spine; no interior markings. The cover features a detail from Galway Harbour by Tristram Hillier. This anthology contains: Adventures of a Strolling Player by Oliver Goldsmith; The Limerick Gloves by Maria Edgeworth; The Death of a Devotee by William Carleton; The Brown Man by Gerald Griffin; Green Tea by J. Sheridan Le Fanu; Albert Nobbs by George Moore; The Sphinx without a Secret by Oscar Wilde; Philippa's Fox Hunt by E. Somerville and Martin Ross; The Priest by Daniel Corkery; The Weaver's Grave by Seumas O'Kelly; The Dead by James Joyce; My Little Black Ass by Padraic O Conaire; The Triangle by James Stephens; Bush River by Joyce Cary; The Pedlar's Revenge; and The Fanatic by Liam O'Flaherty; Her Table Spread by Elizabeth Bowen; The Faithless Wife; and The Sugawn Chair by Sean O'Faolain; Guests of the Nation; and The Majesty of the Law by Frank O'Connor; Pastorale by Patrick Boyle; The Hare Lip by Mairtin O Cadhain; The Poteen Maker by Michael Mclaverty; The Ring by Bryan MacMahon; Sarah by Mary Lavin; Desert Island by Terence de Vere White; The Pilgrims by Benedict Kelly; Weep for our Pride by James Plunkett; Loser by Val Mulkerns; The Bird I Fancied by Aidan Higgins; Death in Jerusalem by William Trevor; The Diviner by Brian Friel; An Occasion of Sin by John Montague; Irish Revel by Edna O'Brien; First Conjugation by Julia O'Faolain; The Beginning of an Idea by John McGahern; Life Drawing by Bernard Mac Laverty; and The Airedale by Desmond Hogan; along with the following folk tales: The Hour of Death; Fionn in Search of His Youth; Cromwell and the Friar; The Girl and the Sailor; The Four-leafed Shamrock and the Cock; The Cow that Ate the Piper; and Conal and Donal and Taig. Later Printing Trade Paperback 8vo

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Hancock, Vera, George Mikes Oscar Wilde u. a.: Miteinander Leben, Aus der Reader's Digest-Reihe: Wenn der Seele Flügel wachsen; wohl 1. Auflage, Seitenschnitt altersentsprechend, ansonsten gutes Exemplar, Verlag Das Beste GmbH Stuttgart, 2003. ISBN: 3899151186
Inhalt dieser Anthologie u.a.: Vera Hancock - "Warum bist du gekommen?" / George Mikes - "Alle sind doch Ungarn" / Oscar Wilde - Der selbstsüchtige Riese / Robert J. Boyle - Mein Sohn ist ein Autonarr / Peter Pursche - Am Hochzeitstag waren alle guten Geister da / Herbert Steinhouse - Oskar Schindler, wie er wirklich war / Peter Michelmore - Die Kinder von Kent Amos / uvm. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Aus der seltenen Büchersammlung des evangelischen Pfarrers Norbert Lautenschläger aus Schönow bei Berlin. Im April 2009 konnten wir einen weiteren Teil seiner großen Sammlung, vor allem theologische Bücher, übernehmen. Lautenschläger wurde am 4. Januar 1941 in Berlin-Pankow geboren. Seit dem 6. Dezember 1970 war er Pfarrer der Schönower-Gemeinde, bis zu seinem Ruhestand im Jahre 2006. Insgesamt 36 Jahre lang stand er so seiner Gemeinde vor. N. Lautenschläger ist verheiratet und Vater zweier erwachsener Söhne..., ISBN-13: 9783899151183

255 S., grüner Hardcover matt, Standardbuchformat,; wohl 1. Auflage, Seitenschnitt altersentsprechend, ansonsten gutes Exemplar,

[SW: Belletristik - Anthologien: internationale Literatur, Schriftsteller, Autor, Erzählungen,]

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WOLFF, GEOFFREY. Black Sun: The Brief Transit And Violent Eclipse Of Harry Crosby. Random House, New York: 1976. ISBN: 0394474503

368 pages. In December of 1929, in a New York studio apartment, a young man shot and killed another mans beautiful bride of six months, and then - a few hours later - himself. Harry Crosby left no note, and the police were baffled. He directed Black Sun Press, which published some of the most influential literary figures of the 1920s: Hart Crane, Kay Boyle, Archibald MacLeish, D. H. Lawrence and James Joyce. Includes an Index. Hardcover, no dustjacket. Good condition.

[SW: (Key Words: Harry Crosby, Oscar Wilde, Black Sun Press, Ezra Pound, Publishing, Stanley Mortimer, Archibald MacLeish, James Joyce, George Richmond Fearing, Hart Crane, Walter Van Rensselaer Berry, Kay Boyle, Josephine Noyes Rotch, Albert Smith Bigelow).]

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Boyle, Andrew: The Fourth Man - The Definitive Account of Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, and Donald Maclean and Who Recruited Them to Spy for Russia, published by The Dial Press / James Wilde , New York , 1979
, cloth to spine creased, a little shelf wear, book in good+ condition

, 504 pages Boyle, Andrew, The Fourth Man - The Definitive Account of Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, and Donald Maclean and Who Recruited Them to Spy for Russia Octavo (over 7-10 inches tall) Hardback First US Edition First Printing

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