Undernose Farm RevisitedIn this expanded edition of his original privately published book of twelve stories published in December 2020, Crosbie adds a further sixteen tales of the Dublin of his youth. Begun during lockdown, Harry harvested his formidable memory and imagination to recreate city life during the early 1960s, told through tales of the Dublin and Dubliners who peopled his hard scrabble world. John Banville wrote of the original volume, These wonderfully direct

ten years before Ireland joined the European Union and the wider world

all-night talks

his solace and serenity in every living thing in Iveragh

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

An epilogue by the editor chronicles the years between 1927 and her death

founding the Poets’ Theatre in Boston

and Sean and Liam

this is the story of Father O’Neill’s battles between the demands of his vocation and his own desires

will be rewarded

where opposing ideas are contested

In the long line of Irish writers given to translating poems in Irish into poems written in English – a tradition stretching back at least as far as Jonathan Swift – he stands out above all the rest

and appeal to all concerned with how competitive forces are squeezing the life out of their environment