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SwanRiverPress: THE GREEN BOOK 17
“An exceptionally well-produced periodical.” – S. T. Joshi
“A welcome addition to the realm of accessible nonfiction about supernatural horror.” – Ellen Datlow
Issue 17 features a wholelotta Katharine Tynan and Dora Sigerson Shorter!
DeadPoetsDaily: You Will Not Come Again on Dead Poets Daily
Tomhennessy20: "Sixteen dead men!Shall they return?
"Yea,they shall come again,breath of our breath.
They on our nation's hearth made old fires burn.
Guard her unconquered soul,strong in their death." " Sixteen Dead Men " from " The Tricolour" by Dora Sigerson Shorter.
t00_Far: I want to Talk to Thee
by Dora Sigerson Shorter
TheHughLane: 'Dora Sigerson Shorter (Posthumous Portrait)'~ John Sir Lavery, (1918)
This is a three-quarter length portrait of a woman, Dora Sigerson Shorter. She is facing right and stares vacantly, without engaging the viewer.
TheHughLane: 'Dora Sigerson Shorter (Posthumous Portrait)'~ John Sir Lavery, (1918)
This is a three-quarter length portrait of a woman, Dora Sigerson Shorter. She is facing right and stares vacantly, without engaging the viewer.
Spill_Words: Wishes
a poem by Dora Sigerson Shorter
I wish we could live as the flowers live,
To breathe and to bloom in the summer and sun;
To slumber and sway in the heart of the night,
And to die when our glory had done.
DanMulhall: & in the morn, when winter comes,
To keep the piper warm,
The little angels shake their wings
To make a feather storm:
“The snow, the snow has come at last!”
The happy children call.
& “ring around” they dance in glee,
& watch the snowflakes fall.
Dora Sigerson Shorter, 1866-1917
awomansplaceire: Episode 6 now on Spotify, with some poems from Eva Gore-Booth, Dora Sigerson Shorter & Katherine Tynan
SFFAudio: THE ENCHANTED LAKE by Dora Sigerson Shorter
from The Pall Mall Magazine, May 1904
TavBooks: As if we wouldn't NEED to pick this title up after the week we've had... Check out this 1902 1st edition of "The Woman Who Went to Hell" here!
Spill_Words: Wishes
a poem by Dora Sigerson Shorter
I wish we could live as the flowers live,
To breathe and to bloom in the summer and sun;
To slumber and sway in the heart of the night,
And to die when our glory had done.
arslongvitabrev: The Story and Song of Black Roderick by Dora Sigerson Shorter
lah_ann: Wishes : Dora Sigerson Shorter : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Spill_Words: Wishes
a poem by Dora Sigerson Shorter
I wish we could live as the flowers live,
To breathe and to bloom in the summer and sun;
To slumber and sway in the heart of the night,
And to die when our glory had done.
Spill_Words: Wishes
a poem by Dora Sigerson Shorter
I wish we could live as the flowers live,
To breathe and to bloom in the summer and sun;
To slumber and sway in the heart of the night,
And to die when our glory had done.
glasnevinmuseum: Today we remember Dora Sigerson Shorter who died on this day in 1918. She was a writer, poet and artist who was en...
AudioBookRadio: Today in 1918, Dora Sigerson Shorter died. Sumptuous writer on many things including the Irish Revolution. Whats...
CopyrightGroup: Today in 1918, Dora Sigerson Shorter died. Sumptuous writer on many things including the Irish Revolution. Whats...
arslongvitabrev: The Story and Song of Black Roderick by Dora Sigerson Shorter
Strokestownpoem: Dora Sigerson Shorter Anniversary workshop - Strokestown Poetry
Strokestownpoem: Dora Sigerson Shorter Anniversary workshop
Strokestownpoem: Toasting Dora! Jan 6th, 2-3.30, Percy French Hotel Strokestown. Toasting Dora!
... at an informal gathering James...
