heaney

Seamus Heaney & Patrick Kavanagh Heaney was a literary genius.

Seamus Heaney - Digging Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rests; snug as a gun.

John Milton Thomas Campion Samuel Taylor Coleridge Robert Bridges Ted Hughes Seamus Heaney Charles Baudelaire Paul Verlaine Edgar Allan Poe...

Part of the attraction for me is that Heaney is simultaneously a peerless transcendent writer, but also is very everyday.

The Translations of Seamus Heaney book also provides some fantastic context for how his translation work and own writings informed each other.

On Linux, Wayne Heaney created Breezy Desktop, which is almost as good as Nebula, except for some stuff around the edges during movement[0].

This is despite the research suggesting that the Anglo Saxons made little use of the exclamation mark Seamus Heaney does not use an exclamation.

I bought this latest Heaney book while I was in Ireland recently and it lives in my nightstand, along with the other Heaney books in the series (his letters, and his translations).

YouTube has Heaney reading his Beowulf translation (in 2 parts[0][1]) -- given that Beowulf was an oral epic, you may want to check it out.

Great to see Heaney mentioned by several people here!

- PMC - PubMed and Heaney R, Garland C, Baggerly C, French C, Gorham E.

Beowulf starts with a "So", in the 1999 Seamus Heaney translation.

I’ve seen several people suggest that that move in and of itself meant that Heaney was “taking a side” in the Troubles.

Sad but true.” -- Mathew Heaney As someone said here on HN, it took two major disasters for people in the Netherlands to build coastal defence structures.

I heard some excerpts from Seamus Heaney’s version read out and they were amazing and lyrical as you might expect but probably more “poetic” than most people might care for if they’re not already Heaney fans.

Beowulf mentions are all referencing the Old English epic poem, not a specific modern version by Seamus Heaney.

Scholars say it is likely to just be his working translation and teaching notes, unlikely to rival Heaney's efforts.

For example, someone chimed in agreeing with me and then dissed Seamus Heaney.