In a Boneyard in Galway - Jacobus, Lee A
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These poems were written over a period of time, in Ireland, in Boeing jets over the Atlantic, and at home. They owe a great deal to the enthusiasm of my students in the Modern Irish Literature class I taught for more than twenty-five years at the University of Connecticut. They also owe a great deal to my colleagues and other professors, poets, artists, and writers whose friendship and association over decades stimulated me and my love for the great literature of this tiny island.

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These poems were written over a period of time, in Ireland, in Boeing jets over the Atlantic, and at home. They owe a great deal to the enthusiasm of my students in the Modern Irish Literature class I taught for more than twenty-five years at the University of Connecticut. They also owe a great deal to my colleagues and other professors, poets, artists, and writers whose friendship and association over decades stimulated me and my love for the great literature of this tiny island.
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Autorenporträt
Lee A. Jacobus taught Renaissance English and Modern Irish Literature at The University of Connecticut in Storrs for more than 30 years. He and Joanna Jacobus have lived along the Shoreline since 1982. Lee's books include Hawaiian Tales: The Girl with Heavenly Eyes (set in Kaui, Maui, Oahu, and the Big Island); Crown Island (set in Stony Creek); A World of Ideas, and numerous academic titles. For ten years he was on Faith Middleton's Book Schmooz, broadcast on WNPR.