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Thomas Kinsella

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Thomas Kinsella (1928-2021) was born in Dublin in 1928. He was educated at University College, Dublin and entered the Irish Civil Service before becoming a full-time writer and teach in the USA. He was the author of over thirty books of poetry and of essays, and editor of The New Oxford Book of Irish Verse. He passed away in December 2021.

'Kinsella is by now the most formidable presence in Irish poetry, a man whose work has achieved a continuity and sustained power.'
Seamus Deane, A Short History of Irish Literature 'Among those poets writing in English today there is none surpassing Thomas Kinsella.'
Canadian Journal of Irish Studies 'Thomas Kinsella is the most important and the most compendious Irish poet since Yeats.'
Thomas H. Jackson, 'The Whole Matter: The Poetic Evolution of Thomas Kinsella' 'Kinsella's is a distinct, authoritative, critical voice... even the fragments radiate.'
Pat Boran, Sunday Tribune

Awards won by Thomas Kinsella Commended, 2007 Poetry Book Society
(Selected Poems)

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Thomas Kinsella Books by this author: Last Poems Butcher's Dozen Late Poems Fat Master Love Joy Peace Prose Occasions Selected Poems Marginal Economy Readings in Poetry Collected Poems Citizen of the World Littlebody Godhead The Familiar From Centre City The Pen Shop The Dual Tradition About Reviews Awards Thomas Kinsella (1928-2021) was born in Dublin in 1928. He was educated at University College, Dublin and entered the Irish Civil Service before becoming a full-time writer and teach in the USA. He was the author of over thirty books of poetry and of essays, and editor of The New Oxford Book of Irish Verse. He passed away in December 2021. 'Kinsella is by now the most formidable presence in Irish poetry, a man whose work has achieved a continuity and sustained power.' Seamus Deane, A Short History of Irish Literature 'Among those poets writing in English today there is none surpassing Thomas Kinsella.' Canadian Journal of Irish Studies 'Thomas Kinsella is the most important and the most compendious Irish poet since Yeats.' Thomas H. Jackson, 'The Whole Matter: The Poetic Evolution of Thomas Kinsella' 'Kinsella's is a distinct, authoritative, critical voice... even the fragments radiate.' Pat Boran, Sunday Tribune Awards won by Thomas Kinsella Commended, 2007 Poetry Book Society (Selected Poems)	Share this... Quick Links Carcanet Poetry Carcanet Classics Carcanet Fiction Carcanet Film Lives and Letters PN Review Video Carcanet Celebrates 50 Years! The Carcanet Blog One Little Room: Peter McDonald read more Collected Poems: Mimi Khalvati read more Invisible Dog: Fabio Morbito, translated by Richard Gwyn read more Dante's Purgatorio: Philip Terry read more Billy 'Nibs' Buckshot: John Gallas read more Emotional Support Horse: Claudine Toutoungi read more
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