HEANEY, SEAMUS,
1939-2013.
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Subseries 3.1
Writings by Seamus Heaney, 1965-2003
Boxes 74
Scope and content note
The subseries consists of a variety of Heaney's writings printed in programs, newspapers, literary journals, cards and book jackets from 1965-2003.
Arrangement Note
Arranged in chronological order.
Box | Folder | Content |
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74 | 1 | "Peter Street at Bankside," poem printed in "Program for the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the New Theatre at Ridgeway Street, Belfast, by Austin Clarke," 12 June 1965 |
74 | 2 | "The Barn," reprinted in Today and Yesterday in Northern Ireland, BBC Radio Program Guide for Schools, Autumn Term, 1966 |
74 | 3 | "Victorian Guitar," The Listener, 18 January 1968 |
74 | 4 | "Turkeys Observed" [from Death of a Naturalist], reprinted in The Irish Times, 24 December 1968 |
74 | 5 | "Shore Woman," The Irish Press, 1 March 1969 |
74 | 6 | "Seven Poems by Seamus Heaney," ["Sernades," "Midnight," "Navvy," "First Calf," "Medallion," "Icon," "Idyll"], The Listener, 4 September 1969 |
74 | 7 | "Adriotest of Makers," review of Thank You, Fog by W.W. Auden and Poetry Introduction 3 and The Third Book of Criticism by Randall Jarrell, photocopied from The Education Times (Dublin), 6 February 1975 |
74 | 8 | "A Dream of Jealousy," (previously unpublished poem) and work sheets of four poems in North, printed in Quarto, volume 2, number 1, November 1975, photocopies |
74 | 9 | "Strange Fruit," (from North, 1976), reprinted in The New York Review of Books, 18 March 1976, p. 7 |
74 | 10 | "The Language of Exile," review of The Star-Apple Kingdom by Derek Walcott, Parnassus, Fall/Winter 1979, pp. 5-11, photocopy |
74 | 11 | "A Tale of Two Islands: Reflections on the Irish Poetry Revival," offprint from Irish Studies, volume 1 1980 |
74 | 12 | "Current Unstated Assumptions about Poetry," reprint from Critical Enquiry, volume 7, number 4, Summer 1981 |
74 | 13 | Station Island, verses excerpted and reprinted in Radio Times, 11 October 1984 |
74 | 14 | "An Ulster Twilight" from Station Island with translation into Catalan by J.M. Jauma, 1985 [includes holograph notes from translator and from Seamus Heaney] |
74 | 15 | "Fra Samvittighedens Republik," ["The Republic of Conscience"], printed in Debat, 7 July 1986 |
74 | 16 | Untitled poem for Marie Bullock, Poetry Pilot, February 1987 |
74 | 17 | "Brodsky's Nobel: What the Applause Was About," article photocopied from The New York Times Book Review, 8 November 1987 |
74 | 18 | "The Impact of Translation" [edited version of an article included in The Government of the Tongue], END: Journal of European Nuclear Disarmament, Issue 33, February-March 1988, pp. 22-24 |
74 | 19 | "The Voice of the Bard," essay, Antaeus, Spring 1988 |
74 | 20 | "Extempore Effusion on Missing Rosemary's Party," privately printed poem with holograph note signed Rosa, 28 February 1995 |
74 | 21 | "David Thomson," [obituary], The Independent, [1988] |
74 | 22 | "New Worlds," In the Prison of His Days [a miscellany for Nelson Mandala on his 70th birthday], 1988, photocopy |
74 | 23 | "The Indefatigable Hoof-taps," article regarding Sylvia Plath, The Times Literary Supplement, 5-11 February 1988, pp. 134, 143-4 |
74 | 24 | "Henry Pearson: In the Middle of the Field," insert for exhibition brochure, Columbia Museum of Art, 25 July 1988 |
74 | 25 | The Government of the Tongue, galley corrections, 29 November 1988 |
74 | 26 | "A Field Day for the Irish," photocopied from The Times, 5 December 1988 |
74 | 27 | "In the Midst of the Force-field," article regarding W.B. Yeats, photocopied from The Irish Times, 28 January 1989 |
74 | 28 | "Two Poems by Seamus Heaney: 'A Latch' and 'A Window,'" photoset by Computer Graphics for Times Literary Supplement, 10 October 1989 |
74 | 29 | "Une tasse d'eau," French translation by Ann Bernard Kearney and Florence Lafon, reprinted in Figaro Litteraire from Poems 1966-1984, 1 September 1989 |
74 | 30 | Book cover quote, An Artificial Wilderness by Sven Birkerts, paperback edition, 1990 |
74 | 31 | Excerpt from The Cure at Troy: A Version of Sophocles' Philoctetes, reprinted on card sent to friends and members of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, ca. 1990 |
74 | 32 | "The Ship in the Air," from Lightenings, reprinted with photograph of Seamus Heaney, photocopied from Edge, number 3, Autumn, 1990 |
74 | 33 | "The Ash Plant" (from Seeing Things, 1991), reprinted in Los Angeles Times, 9 February 1992 |
74 | 33a | "I Bambini Della Ferrovia," poem card, translation into Italian by Gilberto Sacerdoti, 1993 |
74 | 34 | "Light Finally Enters the Black Hole," article photocopied from Sunday Tribune, 4 September 1994 |
74 | 35 | "An Aisling in the Burren," p. 9, (from Station Island), and "Postscript," p.15, Burren College of Art catalog, ca. 1994 |
74 | 36 | "Mycenae Lookout," Times Literary Supplement, proof, 1994 |
74 | 37 | Untitled poem for Prof. Ronald Schuchard, reprinted in Innovation with Tradition: Newsletter of the University of London Library, no. 1, Spring 1994 [photocopy] |
74 | 38 | "Doubletake," two verses, reprinted from The Cure at Troy, Christmas card printed for Sister Sarah Clarke, ca. 1995 |
74 | 39 | "Frandskap," printed as part of a news article, [ SDS, 10 December 1995] |
74 | 40 | Commencement address, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, number 91 of 500 copies, 12 May 1996 |
74 | 41 | Letter printed in "A.E. Houseman: Poet and Scholar, Westminster Abbey, September 1996," collection of letters to support admission of A.E. Houseman to Poet's Corner at Westminster Abbey, p. 27 |
74 | 42 | "The Morning Light," poem for Tony O'Malley from the Irish of Brian Merriman, printed in "Tony O'Malley: Recent Canvasses & the Good Friday Paintings," exhibition catalog, RHA Gallagher Gallery, 1997 |
74 | 43 | "The Last Survivor" [translation of Beowulf, lines 2241-70], The Times Literary Supplement, number 4937, 14 November 1997 |
74 | 44 | "Lightenings," excerpt from Seeing Things (1991), reprinted in Pushkin Prizes, 10th Anniversary Dinner program, 25 November 1997 |
74 | 45 | "The Reciprocity of Tears," article photocopied from The Irish Times, 22 August 1998 |
74 | 46 | "On First Looking into Ted Hughes's Birthday Letters," poem photocopied from The New Yorker, 5 October 1998 |
74 | 47 | Beowulf specimen, proofs, p. 21, 5 July 1999 |
74 | 48 | "Vitruviana," [for Felim Eagan], printed as an insert for Christmas card sent by Felim Eagan, ca. December 1999 |
74 | 49 | "At Toomebridge" and "The Augean Stables," College Green, September 2000 |
74 | 50 | The Midnight Verdict, photocopied text for paperback edition with letter from Peter Fallon, 2000 |
74 | 51 | "Shoreline," excerpt from Door into the Dark, proposed text and layout for 2001 Centurian Medal, telefacsimile, 15 November 2000 |
74 | 52 | "Hope and History," in The Visit of Seamus Heaney to Rhodes University in Honor of Malvern van Wyk Smith, Rhodes University, 2002 |
74 | 53 | "Follower," 1966, in Arrows of Desire: A Draft of Poems for Series II, Optic Nerve Productions, February 2003 |
74 | 54 | "The Power of Poetry," excerpts from commencement address at Emory University, 12 May 2003, printed from the Internet, originally published 16 June 2003 |
74 | 55 | "…is always political," book review, Essays on Politics and Literature by Bernard Crick, photocopied from unknown source, undated |
74 | 56 | "Dimitri, Hadzi," comments on Hadzi's sculptures printed on small cards, undated |
74 | 57 | "In a Basilica," poem reprinted in Private Eye Magazine from Observer, unknown date |
74 | 58 | "Morte d'un Naturaliste, French translation, photocopied from Lettre Internationale, unknown date |
74 | 59 | "Un Vis de Gelozie" ["A Dream of Jealousy"], translated into Romanian, Suplimentul literar-artistic al Seinteii tineretului, unknown date |
74 | 60 | "The Vulgar Muse," review of The Faber Book of Vernacular Verse, edited by Tom Paulin, photocopy from The Sunday Times, |
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