by C. A. Buckley (Author)
This second book of poems by Dr. C.A. Buckley has been five years in the making, but comes from a lifetime of dedicated writing of poetry. His first collection, The Last Irish Romantic was launch by Gabriel Fitzmourice, the noted Irish poet, in John B. Keane's pub at the Listowel Literary Festival of 2015. He described the collection as a striking series of works reminiscent of T.S.Eliot and Michael Hartnett. The book was also praised by the legendary poet and publisher, Pat Boran of the Dedulous Press, as a "truly distinctive debut volume". The prize-winning modern British poet Bernard O'Donoghue was more fulsome is describing it as "brilliant". For those who have been patiently waiting for a sequel here is an even finer, more mature and more varied follow-up volume.
Author Biography
Fr. Buckley, a graduate of St. Patrick's College Maynooth, and Oxford University, lives and works in Kilgarvan, Co. Kerry, Ireland. He has also published two prose works, Wheels of Light, Learn from Me and is busy finishing three novels, The Cottage, The Mountain and the Island. Thes should see the light of the day in the not so distant future.