Reading
BOOKS BY MAUD GONNE
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A Servant of the Queen.London, Victor Gollancz.1938
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Maud Gonne’s Irish Nationalist Writings 1895–1946Edited by Karen Steele
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The Gonne–Yeats Letters 1893–1938Edited by Anna MacBride White & A. Norman Jeffares
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Tributes to the Memory of W.B. Yeats 1895–1946Edited by Stephen Gwynn
BOOKS ABOUT MAUD GONNE
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The Fascination of What’s DifficultBy Kim Bendheim
An unflinching, personal psychological portrait of Maud Gonne's complexities and contradictions, such as her fervent human rights activism juxtaposed with her anti-Semitism, capturing debates that continue to evoke controversy
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Maud Gonne: Life & TimesBy Trish Ferguson
A targeted 96-page re-evaluation which offers a concise, thematic analysis of Maud Gonne's career as a political journalist and editor, It sheds light on the vital roles women played during the formation of the Irish state.
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Easter WidowsBy Sinéad McCoole
A masterfully researched collective biography that steps away from traditional military histories to cast a luminous spotlight on the women, and the profound human cost, of the Easter Rising and Maud Gonne's experience.
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Maud Gonne: A Lifeby Margaret Ward
The groundbreaking biography which remains the definitive complete life, brilliantly rescuing Maud Gonne's fierce political and creative intelligence from the margins of literary history and assessing her radical legacy.
