Anne Margaret Daniel

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Book review
Exuberant horror in the archaic future of the west of Ireland.
Book chapter
Louis MacNeice, T.S. Eliot, High and low Modernism, and a long friendship
Magazine article
Bob Dylan's paintings at the Gagosian.
Scott Fitz, a literary critic to the end
Book
Got red hair? Like red hair? Redheads, the book (preview)
Essay
You've been through all of F. Scott Fitzgerald's books....
Oscar Wilde's Salome in French and English
Three early-70s novels of Roth’s reread.
Bob Dylan and baseball in Cooperstown, NY

Biography


Anne Margaret Daniel writes and teaches in New York City. She is also the associate director of the Yeats International Summer School of Sligo, Ireland. Her articles, essays, and reviews on English, Irish, and American literature, on topics from colonial Virginia history to Oscar Wilde's trials to Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood to Bob Dylan and High Modernism, have appeared in books, critical editions, literary magazines, and journals from "Isis" to the "Elysian Fields Quarterly" and "Studies in English Literature." She is currently writing about cultural and literary representations of redheads, and F. Scott Fitzgerald on stage and film. She teaches literature part-time at The New School University in New York, where her classes include Irish literature, Modernism, 20th-century fiction, and Modern and contemporary drama.

Fording Yeats's river at Thoor Ballylee