William Butler Yeats is widely regarded as one of the finest English language poets. His eclectic output frequently draws on his chief passions for the occult and the history of his homeland. The poetry, while often mystical and romantic, can also be gritty, realistic and frequently political.
Yeats was also a major playwright and founded the Abbey Theatre, Ireland’s national theatre. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923.
In Per Amica Silentia Lunae, W. B. Yeats delves into the realm of mystical experiences and the connection between art and spirituality. Written in Yeats' signature poetic and ethereal style, the book explores themes of occultism, symbolism, and the invisible forces that shape our...
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