Product Description: A powerful and authoritative selection of critical essays and reviews by poet Padraic Fallon.

Product Description: The enormous talent of celebrated Irish Padraic Fallon is demonstrated in this volume, which includes early poems (1930–1945), poems of maturity (1946–1959), late poems (1960–1974), and poems from plays, translations, and versions of Homeric Hymns and Ballads...read more

Product Description: This comprehensive examination of Irish artists traces the development of Irish art from its roots in the Romantic movement to the end of the 20th century and shows how it has reflected the growth of a national self-consciousness and the evolution of Irish culture...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: A major book on a leading Irish sculptor. Brian Fallon describes Imogen Stuart as 'a Woman of Two Worlds - German by birth, upbringing and artistic training, but also Irish by adoption, involvement and sympathy'. The elder daughter of Germany's leading art critic of the Thirties and a pupil of Otto Hitzberger, she moved to Ireland c...read more

Product Description: Some pencil annotations and markings throughout, very minor wear otherwise.

Product Description: Breon O'Casey's public reputation has only recently spread beyond certain interlocked art and craft circles. He has been a jeweller, painter, etcher, weaver, and more recently he has taken to sculpture. Although his gold and silver jewellery won him an international reputation with connoisseurs and his handwoven creations have been targeted by knowledgeable collectors, he now concentrates on painting, sculpture and graphic work...read more

Product Description: Irish life between 1930 and 1960 is normally presented as a sort of cultural wasteland. In a radical re-examination of the period, Brian Fallon challenges this stereotype and argues that Ireland's cultural and artistic life was vigorous, continuous and fertile...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Draws on interviews with physicians and the case studies of sufferers to describe the nature of hypochondria, explains how medicine has dismissed the disorder, and discusses a range of treatments

Product Description: In this compassionate book, Carla Cantor offers hope to those who suffer from hypochondria. Phantom Illness summarizes the latest theories on the origins and nature of the disorder; describes treatments including medication, behavioral therapy, and psychotherapy; and offers a diagnostic test so readers can determine whether they are abnormally concerned about their health...read more

A guide to the region explains how to select a hotel, save money on airfare and theme park tickets, and plan a trip to Disney World from start to finish