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A Delicate Wildness

eBook - The Life and Loves of David Thomson, 1914-1990
ISBN/EAN: 9781843516491
Umbreit-Nr.: 8348287

Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 186 S., 7.68 MB
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Erschienen am 15.11.2014
Auflage: 1/2014


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  • Zusatztext
    • "A Delicate Wildness: The Life and Loves of David Thomson' is a must read." -Michael McDowell SC, Irish Independent.David Thompson was a Scottish writer, folklorist and radio producer, who became an honorary Irishman. His life took a defining turn when he came to County Roscommon in the 1930's to tutor the daughters of the Kirkwood family. He fell in love with the daughter Phoebe Kirkwood and returned to London in 1939, becoming a radio producer with the BBC.David Thomson was uniquely talented. His life was dominated by his love of women and locale, including Ireland, Scotland, London. With over fifty unseen photographs, this biography speaks to what Seamus Heaney called Thomson's'delicate wildness' and to the contradictions and passions of a singular man.
  • Kurztext
    • &quote;A Delicate Wildness: The Life and Loves of David Thomson' is a must read.&quote; -Michael McDowell SC, Irish Independent.David Thompson was a Scottish writer, folklorist and radio producer, who became an honorary Irishman. His life took a defining turn when he came to County Roscommon in the 1930's to tutor the daughters of the Kirkwood family. He fell in love with the daughter Phoebe Kirkwood and returned to London in 1939, becoming a radio producer with the BBC.David Thomson was uniquely talented. His life was dominated by his love of women and locale, including Ireland, Scotland, London. With over fifty unseen photographs, this biography speaks to what Seamus Heaney called Thomson's 'delicate wildness' and to the contradictions and passions of a singular man.
  • Autorenportrait
    • Julian Vignoles, born 1953, is a native of County Wicklow. He attended University College Dublin, and began his working career in Hot Press. He won three Jacobs Awards for his RTE documentary work. He moved to television as a producer/director and became Assistant Head of Entertainment. This is his first book.