“george moore”

1924. A volume of conversational memoirs by Moore, who was a significant member of the Irish Literary Revival in the early 1900s. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.... More

Short excerpt: Yes there was the ruin the ignoble ruin and he could not believe in it; he still hoped he would wake and find he had been dreaming so difficult is it to believe that the living have turned to clay.... More

1930. Irish novelist, playwright, poet and critic. Aphrodite in Aulis is a beautifully styled romance, legendary in nature. The book begins: About an hour after midnight Kebren was roused from his sleep by a voice crying in his ear: To Aulis To Aulis Why to Aulis? he asked, as he lay between sleep... More

1912. Irish novelist, playwright, poet and critic, Moore's famous three-volume semi autobiographical work, Hail and Farewell, is a highly entertaining account of his experiences in Ireland. The three volumes are named: Ave, Salve and Vale. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Pub... More

1914. Vale is one of the three-volumes in Irish novelist, playwright, poet and critic George Moore's famous three-volume semi autobiographical work, Hail and Farewell, a highly entertaining account of his experiences in Ireland. The three volumes are named: Ave, Salve and Vale. Vale begins: It was a... More

It was one of those enticing days at the beginning of May when white clouds are drawn about the earth like curtains. The lake lay like a mirror that somebody had breathed upon the brown islands showing through the mist faintly with gray shadows falling into the water blurred at the edges.... More