The Collected Letters of W.B. Yeats
Volume III: 1901-1904
General Editor: John Kelly
Volume III edited by John Kelly and Ronald Schuchard
A Clarendon Press Publication
Reviews and Awards
"What a vibrant, complex, forceful, self-questioning personality shines through these letters....Kelly shows epic scholarly skills. His notes are copious and informative, and he adds considerably to our understanding of Yeats. He has taken on the task of editing the letters of one of the greatest poets and worst spellers of our times, and he has done a magnificent job....Yeats...is here honored by the sort of scrupulous attention he himself gave to all poetry and people he considered worthwhile."--The New York Times Book Review.
"The editors have performed an amazing feat...and all students of literature in English will be indebted to them."--Choice
"Compelling, entertaining, stamped with Yeats's creative power; dip into it almost anywhere, and you are likley to find yourself completely absorbed."--The New York Times
"What with its beautiful notes and photographs, the completed project will enable us to see a Yeats heretofore known only to intimates and biographers."--Virginia Quarterly Review
"The project, when completed, will be one of the most exemplary scholarly achievements of the century."--Journal of Modern Literature