Delve into the heart of Irish folklore with "The Celtic Twilight and Stories of Red Hanrahan," Volume 5 of the collected works of W.B. Yeats. This carefully prepared edition presents a selection of Yeats' captivating short stories, offering a window into the mystical world of the Celtic Twilight.
Immerse yourself in tales steeped in Irish tradition, exploring themes of magic, myth, and the enduring power of belief. Yeats, a master of Irish literature, weaves together elements of folklore and his own artistic vision, creating narratives that resonate with timeless beauty and evocative imagery. Within these pages, discover a literary landscape rich with the spirit of Ireland and the echoes of ancient stories. This volume provides a valuable insight into Yeats' engagement with Irish folk tales and his contribution to the Celtic revival. Perfect for readers interested in Irish literature, Celtic art, and the enduring allure of folklore.
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