The New younger Irish poets

Publisher: Blackstaff Press in Belfast

Written in English

Published: 1991 Pages: 176 Downloads: 152

Places:

Ireland

Subjects:

English poetry -- Irish authors,
English poetry -- 20th century,
Ireland -- Poetry

Edition Notes

Classifications
Other titles	Younger Irish poets.
Statement	edited by Gerald Dawe.
Contributions	Dawe, Gerald, 1952-
LC Classifications	PR8858 .Y68 1991
The Physical Object
Pagination	xv, 176 p. ;
Number of Pages	176
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL1635341M
ISBN 10	0856404608
LC Control Number	91186319

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