Uncollected Prose of James Stephens: Volume 1, 1907–15

Front Matter....Pages i-xiii
Front Matter....Pages 129-134
God Bless the Work....Pages 135-136
In the Interval....Pages 137-139
In the Silence....Pages 139-141
Conscription and the Return of the Dog....Pages 141-142
Pamphlets....Pages 143-144
Crêpe de Chine....Pages 144-148
Sawdust....Pages 149-153
The Birthday Party....Pages 154-158
Dublin A City of Wonderful Dreams Silent and Voluble Folk....Pages 158-163
Mythology Quaint Tales of Origination The Cult of Death....Pages 163-170
The Thieves....Pages 170-176
Ireland Returning to her Fountains....Pages 177-180
An Adventure in Prophecy....Pages 181-185
The Outlook for Literature with Special Reference to Ireland....Pages 185-195
An Interview with Mr James Stephens By our Special Correspondent [James Esse]....Pages 195-198
Tochmarc Etainé: The Immortal Hour: I....Pages 199-201
Tochmarc Etainé: The Immortal Hour: II....Pages 202-204
The Novelist and Final Utterance....Pages 204-207
Growth in Fiction....Pages 208-210
Front Matter....Pages 211-213
London Woos a Man!....Pages 215-217
Front Matter....Pages 211-213
Trying to Find the Strand....Pages 218-220
How St Patrick Saves the Irish....Pages 220-223
For St Patrick’s Day....Pages 223-226
A Poetry Reading with Comments....Pages 226-230
The Passing of ‘A.E.’....Pages 230-233
Front Matter....Pages 235-238
Thomas Moore: Champion Minor Poet....Pages 239-242
The ‘Period Talent’ of G. K. Chesterton....Pages 243-247
W. B. Yeats: a Tribute....Pages 248-250
Front Matter....Pages 251-254
The Demi-Gods....Pages 255-287
Julia Elizabeth....Pages 289-296
Back Matter....Pages 297-xvi