Contents: Catríona Clutterbuck, Introduction [vii ]; Dennis O’Driscoll, ‘His Wit: Humour and Satire in Thomas Kinsella’s Poetry’ [1]; Donatella Abbate Badin, ‘"Rhyme and Rhythm and Beauty": The Abandoned Formalism of Kinsella’s Early Poetry 1956-1968’ [19]; Alex Davis, ‘Thomas Kinsella and the Pound Legacy: His Jacket on the Cantos’ [38]; Ian Flanagan, ‘"Tissues of Order": Kinsella and the Enlightenment Ethos’ [54]; Maurice Harmon, ‘From Basin Lane to Old Vienna: Place:’ Transcendence and Counterpoint in Thomas Kinsella’ [78]; Peter Denman, ‘Significant Elements: Songs of the Psyche and Her Vertical Smile’ [95]; Thomas Kinsella, ‘"The Affair"’ [110]; "As an nGéibheann"’ [111]; Donatella Abbate Badin, ‘From "An Interview with Thomas Kinsella"’ [113]; Jefferson Holdridge, ‘Homeward, Abandoned: The Aesthetics of Home and Family in Thomas Kinsella’ [116]; Lucy Collins, ‘A Little of What We Have Found: Kinsella, Women, and the Problem of Meaning’ [135]; Ruth Ling, ‘Re-familiarizing The Familiar: From Effigy to Elegy in the Recent Marriage Poems of Thomas Kinsella’ [153]; Derval Tubridy, ‘Difficult Migrations: The Dinnseachnas of thomas Kinsella’s Later Poetry’ [172]. Book reviews [187-209]: Maurice Harmon [Derval Tubridy, Thomas Kinsella: The Peppercannister Poems], Anthony Roche [Nicholas Grene, The Politics of Irish Drama: Plays in Context from Boucicault to Friel]; Declan Kiberd [Adrian Fraxier, George Moore 1852-1932], Jefferson Holderidge [Johb McCourt, The Years of Bloom: James Joyce in Trieste 1904-1920], Wando Balzano [Gesa E. Thiessen, Theology and Modern Art; Dennis Carroll, ed., Religion in Ireland: Past, Present and Future, Alasdair D. F. Macrae [John Goodby, Irish Poetry Since 1950: From Stillness into History], Toshi Furumoto [Ken’ ichi Matsumura, ed., A Companion to Irish Literature], Margaret Kelleher [David Lloyd, After History]. List of Books Reviewed [210]; Books Received [211].