Spenser
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Spenser

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Spenser

About this book

Spenser portrays the last four turbulent months of Edmund Spenser's life as he and his family are caught up in the Munster Revolt in Ireland in 1598. As he fights to survive the invasion of his home, his life as a refugee in Cork, and his return to England, his memories and thoughts trace through the sweep of his life, he continues to work on the last book of The Fairie Queene, and a treatise he writes about the Irish rebellions turns out to have far-reaching consequences.Written in the form of his own Spenserian stanzas, Spenser evokes the sense of the Elizabethan Period and is Book Two of the epic trilogy On the River of Time, taking us to the second time-period of the three thousand years spanned in the trilogy and the second figure of the three—Odysseus, the mythical hero, in ancient Greece; Spenser, the poet, in Ireland, and Archer, the fictional renegade actor/director in present-day Canada.Through their journeys and struggles we explore the nature of human perceptions and drives, our use of the Mask in our lives, encounters with the Other, acceptance or denial of the consequences of our actions, and the continuity over the millennia of the universal human attributes.

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Table of contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Prologue
  3. Map
  4. Preface
  5. Canto 1: KILCOLMAN, IRELAND
  6. Canto 2: KILCOLMAN
  7. Canto 3: KILCOLMAN
  8. Canto 4: KILCOLMAN
  9. Canto 5: CORK
  10. Canto 6: CORK
  11. Canto 7: THE IRISH SEA
  12. Canto 8: LONDON
  13. Canto 9: WHITEHALL
  14. Canto 10: LONDON
  15. Canto 11: LONDON
  16. Canto 12: LONDON
  17. Canto 13: LONDON
  18. Canto 14: LONDON
  19. Canto 15: LONDON
  20. Canto 16: LONDON
  21. Canto 17: LONDON
  22. Canto 18: LONDON
  23. Canto 19: WESTMINSTER ABBEY
  24. Canto 20: YOUGHAL
  25. Canto 21: LONDON
  26. Notes
  27. Acknowledgments: ODYSSEUS
  28. About the Author