Wake Forest University Press

1990   365 pages
clothbound

"We are only starting to understand the lost generation of Irish poetry, and this splendid volume is a great help" - John Montague, The Irish Times

1993   79 pages
clothbound

"I have the greatest liking for Peter Fallon's poetry. It does not filter the world of the small farm for some urban reader; rather it takes him there. It does so without sentimentality, giving us for instance the brute weariness of farm work (Pastorale) as well as the triumph of work well done (The Old Masters). On the whole, Fallon's words move artfully within the lexicon of the rural town; their poetry is in the rightness of naming and describing, the exact ear for the beat and savor of country speech, the honest tuning of the poet's feeling toward his chosen place." Richard Wilbur

1987   104 pages
79 duotone photographs

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Bilingual, Irish and English, with translations by Medbh McGuckian and Eilean Ni Chuilleanain

994   232 pages
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Bilingual; translated by Margaret Guiton, John Montague, and C.K. Williams

"The deftness and creativity manifested in the translation do justice to one of the major works of contemporary French literature." Jean-Jacques Thomas

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Bilingual French and English; translated by John Ashbery, Mary Ann Caws and Patricia Terry