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The Oxford Companion to Irish Literature
The Oxford Companion to Irish Literature

Author: Welsh, Robert Welch, Bruce Stewart

Hardback | Used

Hardback.

Very Good Condition.

€12.00

This excellent guide to the literature of the Emerald Isle also serves as an introduction to the rich history and culture of a land whose physical beauty masks the scars of its turbulent past.

ISBN: 0198661584 | Publisher: OUP Oxford | Published: 1996

Category: Discover Irish Books and Authors, Ireland, Ireland, Ireland, Literary, Literary studies