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JOSEPH SHERIDAN LE FANU, Irish novelist and ghost story writer, 28 August 1814 - 7 February 1873. #BOTD https://t.co/zMtNTgPTRq 1/

Daniel O'Neill's "Scarecrows, Newtownards, Co. Down" is currently on display at the @NGIreland. I recall first seeing it in 2007 (with Peter Bell) for an exhibition on the fantastic in Irish art. I don't know how long it will be displayed, but go see it if you get the chance.

@hannahlizzie28 Oh, and the reason I recommend it is because I first read it on a transatlantic flight (along with J. S. Leatherbarrow's A NATURAL BODY AND A SPIRITUAL BODY, but that book's far harder to find.

Here are a few covers of previous editions of LUCIFER AND THE CHILD. https://t.co/lwPeKbhF6x

Pre-order: THE GREEN BOOK 19. This issue is a "collage-portrait" of the 1880s Theosophical movement in Dublin and it's impact on literature. Featuring W.B. Yeats, A.E., Ella Young, Dorothy Macardle, Algernon Blackwood, Althea Gyles, Katharine Tynan. https://t.co/1u0ZTDGjaw

A profile of Croker and her work by Richard Dalby can be found in THE GREEN BOOK 11. #WomenInHorrorMonth #StrangeStoriesByIrishWomen https://t.co/ndEO6sFNL6

LOW STOCK REPORT: Rosa Mulholland, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, John Howard, The Green Book, and Henry C. Mercer's November Night Tales. https://t.co/6yFMYUDsgr

LOW STOCK REPORT: Rosa Mulholland, John Howard, Henry C. Mercer, The Green Book . . .

https://t.co/6yFMYUDsgr

@bbcradioulster @DublinCityofLit @DublinBookFest @dubcilib @NLIreland @MoLI_Museum You can order a copy of THE FATAL MOVE by Conall Cearnach here: https://t.co/wJStBqqp3I

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