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Michael O'Neill's Return of the Gift is a volume about what is given and what is lost. Writing unsentimentally and with insight about powerful subjects such as the death of his mother, caring for his father, and his own recent diagnosis of cancer, the poet speaks of and to his personal and historical life and also explores themes of elegy and friendship. Memories are woven vividly throughout a thematically varied yet coherent collection, in which a witty and moving pleasure in living and language is always to the fore.

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Michael O'Neill's Return of the Gift is a volume about what is given and what is lost. Writing unsentimentally and with insight about powerful subjects such as the death of his mother, caring for his father, and his own recent diagnosis of cancer, the poet speaks of and to his personal and historical life and also explores themes of elegy and friendship. Memories are woven vividly throughout a thematically varied yet coherent collection, in which a witty and moving pleasure in living and language is always to the fore.
Autorenporträt
Michael O'Neill, whose origins lie in Ireland and in India, grew up less than a mile away from St Patrick's Church. A graduate of the University of London, since 1981 he has taught Humanities at the City of Liverpool College. His interests include liturgy, theology, local and family history, heritage conservation and pipe organ construction; he regularly plays the historic Bishop organ at St Patrick's. Michael's histories of the Liverpool churches of St Anthony, Scotland Road and St Vincent de Paul, are published by Gracewing.