Seamus Heaney, typescript of an interview by John Haffenden, and an annotated copy of 'Station Island'.

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Seamus Heaney, typescript of an interview by John Haffenden, and an annotated copy of 'Station Island'.

1979-1990

Comprises: (1) An incomplete typescript of Heaney's interview with John Haffenden in January 1979 concerning Heaney's life and poetry with the latter's autograph manuscript revisions; (2) A copy of 'Station Island' (1984) with the author's autograph manuscript revisions to the text, signed and dated 'September 13 1990'.

20 ff. and 1 v.; manuscript, typescript, and printed material.

eng, Latn

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