Tales of Wonder Summary Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron Dunsany
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Tales of Wonder by Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron Dunsany.
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Preface
Ebrington
Barracks
Aug.
16th 1916.
I do not know where I may be when this preface is
read. As I write it in August 1916, I am at Ebrington
Barracks, Londonderry, recovering from a slight...
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The career of Lord Dunsany all too easily invokes the stereotype of the aristocratic literateur. By his own avowal, he was first of all a sportsman and a soldier; writing was an avocation. His plays, ...
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Extraordinarily prolific in a number of literary genres and author of translations, sketches, essays, memoirs, poems, plays, novels, tales, and short fiction that in his lifetime appealed to both popu...
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Extraordinarily prolific in the fields of fiction, poetry, essay, translation, autobiography, and memoir, including fifteen short-fiction collections and at least one hundred uncollected short stories...
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Lord Dunsany was an aristocrat, a soldier, a sportsman, an avid chess player, and an author. He wrote many things, both in terms of genre--poems, plays, stories, novels, and essays--and in quantity. S...
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Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Lord Dunsany, was born in London on 24 July 1878. He was of an ancient Irish family and succeeded to the family title, as the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, in 1899. He w...
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Tales of Wonder
Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany
