The Blasket Islandman by Gerald Hayes

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Tells, for the first time, the full story of Tomás’s life, with its many triumphs and travails. Also describes the forces that influenced his work and details his impressive legacy. More than eighty years after his passing, he remains the famed ‘Blasket Islandman’ and, to paraphrase the man himself, the like of him will never be again.

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The Blasket Islandman by Gerald Hayes

Tells, for the first time, the full story of Tomass life, with its many triumphs and travails. Also describes the forces that influenced his work and details his impressive legacy. More than eighty years after his passing, he remains the famed `Blasket Islandman and, to paraphrase the man himself, the like of him will never be again.

'An important book in the Blasket Library'

* Micheál de Mordha *

Gerald Hayes, based in Massachusetts, holds degrees from the College of the Holy Cross and the Harvard Graduate School of Education. His late father-in-law, Mike Carney, gave him a gift that was to substantially influence him: the story of the human drama that unfolded on the Great Blasket, Carney’s beloved homeland. Gerald is co-author with Carney of From The Great Blasket to America: The Last Memoir by an Islander (2013) and with Eliza Kane of The Last Blasket King (2015). His hope is to share the island’s story with the world.

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ISBN 13 9781848893405
ISBN 10 184889340X
Title The Blasket Islandman
Author Gerald Hayes
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Gill
Year published 2018-03-19
Number of pages 392
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.