Edward Martyn is remembered for his association with the Irish Literary Theatre (1899-1901), which he founded along with Lady Gregory, William Butler Yeats, and George Moore. This theater, established primarily to provide a platform for the works of...
Edward Martyn (1859 – 1923) of Tullira Castle, Ardrahan, Co. Galway, Ireland. Irish political and cultural activist, playwright, last of the senior branch of the Martyn family of Tullira, one of The Tribes of Galway. Friend of William Butler...
ARSENAL'S David Seaman is, as the fans chant, England's Number One, but Nigel Martyn has established himself as his understudy and it is Martyn who will be under scrutiny in the England goal tonight in Warsaw. When the game against Poland kicks off...
Brooks, Kevin Martyn Pig 2002. 230pp. $15.95 hc. Scholastic. 0-439-29595. Grades 8-10 This solid first novel from a new British author contains enough details of teenage angst and suspense to interest American teens. The brunt of every pig joke around and the son...
In the following essay, Frazier discusses Martyn's relationship with George Moore in an examination of the connections between aestheticism, homosexuality, and the Irish Literary Revival.
In the following essay, Hall examines the ways in which Martyn's political beliefs influenced his presentation of heroic ideals in The Heather Field and Maeve.
