Seumas MacManus war ein irischer Dramatiker, Dichter und produktiver Autor beliebter Geschichten, der eine Schlüsselrolle beim Aufstieg der irischen nationalistischen Literatur spielte. Sein Werk ist tief in der irischen Folklore und Kultur verwurzelt, die er durch lebendige Charaktere und fesselnde Erzählungen zum Leben erweckt. MacManus verbindet meisterhaft Humor, Tragödie und einen Hauch des Magischen, um zeitlose Geschichten zu schaffen, die mit den tiefen Emotionen der menschlichen Erfahrung in Einklang stehen. Sein Schreiben ist ein Zeugnis für den anhaltenden Geist des irischen Volkes und seine reiche Erzähltradition.
First published in Ireland in 1906, 'The Humours of Donegal' is a collection of stories and sketches drawing on the author's experiences growing up in County Donegal. With humour and insight, MacManus paints a vivid picture of everyday life in rural Ireland at the turn of the 20th century.
The Story of the Irish Race is an epic history of Ireland, spanning from the earliest mythological accounts to the modern era. Written by the Irish folklorist Seumas McManus, this book is a masterpiece of storytelling, drawing on both oral tradition and scholarly research to create a thrilling narrative of Irish history. With its vivid characters, dramatic events, and timeless themes, The Story of the Irish Race is a must-read for anyone interested in the Emerald Isle.
Set in the rugged countryside of Ireland, The Bend of the Road is a heartwarming tale of struggle and resilience. The story follows the experiences of a young woman as she navigates the many twists and turns of life, ultimately finding her place in the world.
A delightful collection of classic Irish folktales, filled with whimsy, humor, and timeless themes of love, loss, and redemption. Featuring stories of fairies, leprechauns, and ordinary people caught up in extraordinary circumstances, this book is a must-read for lovers of Celtic folklore.
This is the haunting tale of a woman who endures unimaginable sorrow throughout her life. Set in rural Ireland in the early 20th century, MacManus's novel explores themes of grief, loss, and redemption. This book is perfect for anyone who appreciates richly-drawn characters and atmospheric storytelling.