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For ticket information, call the Box Office at 410337-6333. Irish-born poet andNobel Laureate seamus heaney will read from his work at 8 pm on Thursday, Oct.
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Date Saturday, November 4, 1995 Page 21 Section LIVING CAMBRIDGE Irish poetSeamus heaney was vacationing in Greece when he won the nobel Prize last month
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Extractions: CAMBRIDGE Irish poet Seamus Heaney was vacationing in Greece when he won the Nobel Prize last month, and, ever since, he's been rather elusive, dodging desperate phone calls from reporters, evading faxes, keeping a low profile. Call us now, the press implored. Go away, he answered. The problem with all the attention is that it requires him to be two people at once the poet and the "Poet," if you will. But when he finally settles down for a midmorning chat in his study at Harvard's Widener Library, the man is welcoming and warm. "It's not really an office, it's a roost," he says apologetically, ushering a visitor into a modest room at Harvard, where he is a professor. The walls are bare, the furnishings standard collegiate issue. But when Heaney speaks, his mellifluous lilt seems to transform the bare space into a cozy pub in some sleepy seaside village. A peat fire burns, and the man with the white hair gears up to tell stories. He begins with Greece. "We passed from Argos into Arcadia . . ." A pause to marvel over the magic of those words. "That sounds like something out of Homer. But when we crossed from Argos into Arcadia, the road was covered with apples. It just happened. Obviously, a box of apples had fallen off a lorry, but it was such an omen of plenitude. This was on Wednesday. On Friday, I realized the omen had been fulfilled."
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Farrar Straus Giroux Hardcover 53 pages (June 1996), Synopsis SeamusHeaney was awarded the nobel Prize in Literature on December 10, 1995.
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Seamus Heaney
seamus heaney, See also Biography The Irish poet seamus heaney was born in 1939and educated at St Columb's College, Derry, and Queen's University, Belfast.
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Extractions: Seamus Heaney See also: Biography: The Irish poet Seamus Heaney was born in 1939 and educated at St Columb's College, Derry, and Queen's University, Belfast. In the 1960s he belonged to a group of poets in Belfast, who, he said, 'used to talk poetry day after day with an intensity and prejudice that cannot but have left a mark on all of us'. After lecturing on poetry at Queen's for six years he moved in 1972 to the Republic of Ireland, living first in Co. Wicklow and then in Dublin. His early poetry is rooted in the farmland of his youth, and communicates a strong physical sense of environment with subtlety and economy of words. His later work, densely written and often poignant broods on the cultural and historical implications of words and explores their use in wider social and political contexts. In 1989 he was appointed Professor of Poetry at Oxford.
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