Images of DublinChildren at play on the cobbled streets of Smithfield; lovers embracing in St Stephens Green; horse drawn milk carts on their early morning deliveries; a night watchmans lonely vigil; abandoned tram tracks; the bustling vitality of Moore Street traders; a woman polishing her doorstep; an elderly busker playing a tin whistle in Merchants Arch. These are just some of the remarkable images of a city and its citizens as seen through the lens of master

Japanese professor Shigehisa Yoshizu concludes with a commentary on the Fujita photographs

was clinging to life

who becomes his friend and mentor

Colonial Consequences contains sixteen essays in Irish literature and culture by Belfast-born

is author of well-received books on Brian Friel and Oscar Wilde

darkness to light

are unparalleled

wrote with confidence and passion about the world of his childhood and the powerful alien forces that had destroyed that world

the dispossessed

from a rustic Dolphin’s Barn in the 1920s to the bookstalls and antique shops of the city centre during the 1930s and 1940s

is a tour de force of storytelling

military records and memoirs