Thomas Kinsella - Bibliography - Poetry Collections

Poetry Collections

  • Poems (Dublin, The Dolmen Press, 1956);
  • Another September (Dolmen, 1958);
  • Poems & Translations (New York: Atheneum, 1961);
  • Downstream (Dolmen, 1962);
  • The Clergyman (Dublin: St Sepulchre's Press, 1965);
  • Tear (Cambridge, MA: Pym-Randall Press, 1969);
  • Nightwalker and Other Poems (Dolmen, Oxford, New York, Oxford University Press, 1968; New York, Knopf, 1969);
  • Ely Place (Dublin: Tara Telephone Publications/St. Sepulchre's Press, 1972);
  • Butcher's Dozen (Dublin, Peppercanister, 1972);
  • The Good Fight (Peppercanister 1973);
  • Notes from the Land of the Dead and Other Poems (Knopf, 1973);
  • Fifteen Dead (Peppercanister, 1979);
  • One and Other Poems (Dolmen, Oxford University Press, 1979);
  • Peppercanister Poems 1972-1978 (Dolmen 1979; Winston Salem, North Carolina, Wake Forest University Press, 1979);
  • One Fond Embrace (Deerfield, MA: Deerfield Press, 1981);
  • St Catherine's Clock (Oxford University Press, 1987);
  • Blood & Family (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1988);
  • Poems from Centre City (Peppercanister, 1990);
  • Madonna and Other Poems (Peppercanister, 1991);
  • Open Court (Peppercanister, 1991);
  • The Pen Shop (Peppercanister, 1997);
  • The Familiar (Peppercanister, 1999);
  • Godhead (Peppercanister, 1999);
  • Citizen of the World (Peppercanister, 2000);
  • Littlebody (Peppercanister, 2000);
  • Collected Poems 1956-2001 (Oxford University Press, 2001);
  • Marginal Economy (Peppercanister, 2006);
  • Collected Poems 1956-2001 (Wake Forest University Press, 2006);
  • Belief and Unbelief (Peppercanister, 2007);
  • Man of War (Peppercanister, 2007);
  • Selected Poems (Carcanet Press, 2007; Winston-Salem, NC: Wake Forest University Press, 2010)
  • Fat Master (Peppercanister, 2011);
  • Love Joy Peace (Peppercanister, 2011).

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