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Pun Direction
'I was standing in the park today wondering, why does a Frisbee appear larger the closer it gets? And then it hit me.' Stewart Francis is the king of the smart one-liner, the brilliantly crafted, often punning gag delivered in his trademark deadpan style. In this, his first book, he presents 500 of his funniest, most perfectly formed gags plus hilarious cartoons and more.
Francis Stuart
Each volume of the Irish Writers series is devoted to one Irish writer of the 19th or 20th century, giving a full account of their literary careers and major works, and considering the relationship of their Irish backgrounds to their writings as a whole.
The Wartime Broadcasts of Francis Stuart, 1942-1944
Publishes for the first time the surviving transcripts of over one hundred broadcasts on German radio to Ireland given by Francis Stuart. They have been at the heart of a long-running controversy over Stuart.
Francis Stuart
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Francis Stuart
Francis Stuart (1902-2000) published 25 novels, including 'Black List, Section H' (King Penguin). He was critically acclaimed as a young poet and writer by W.B Yeats among other notable literary figures; however, his wartime broadcasts from Berlin for Hitler's Third Reich immediately established lifelong controversy with Nazi collaboration, issues of criminality and dissidence which permeate his writings. He and his Polish lover, Madeleine Meissner were arrested by the French in Post-War Freiburg where he wrote 'The Freiburg Trilogy'.His life events read like the epic novel of a flawed hero. His father's suicide when Stuart was an infant became a family secret which he discovered during his ...
Black List, Section H
Irish author Francis Stuart paints a stark portrait of an alienated man searching for wholeness and redemption. A narrator called H describes a life that includes internment during the Irish Civil War and a journey to Hitler's Germany during the 1940s. The details of H's life parallel the author's own. Stuart's work is fiction imbued with a sense of absolute truth and painful honesty. This underground masterpiece was first published in the United States in 1971 after several rejections by British and Irish publishers.
Arrow of Anguish
In 1923 the distinguished and controversial Irish writer Francis Stuart published his first book, a collection of poems, We Have Kept the Faith. Although his reputation has been based on his subsequent celebrated novels, most notably Black List and S
The Pillar of Cloud
Wonderful: the most profound book about the aftermath of the war I have read in any language.--Compton MacKenzie. The Pillar of Cloud is an intimate portrait of life as it was lived among the rubble of Europe. It is one of the most unique Irish nov
