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Chris Arthur in 2018

Chris Arthur, photographed in 2018.

Ancestral echoes sound through many of the essays.
These views show some of the touchstone Irish places that inform Chris Arthur’s work.

A farmhouse in County Donegal

A family farmhouse in County Donegal

A view of Muckish mountain and New Lake

Near the village of Dunfanaghy, with a view of Muckish mountain and New Lake

Tramore, near Horn Head in County Donegal

Tramore, near Horn Head in County Donegal

Stoneyford Lake and wood in Lisburn, County Antrim

Stoneyford Lake and wood, near where the author grew up in Lisburn, County Antrim

Lisburn, County Antrim

A view of Lisburn, the author’s home town

"The essay is an open form. It gives a writer the freedom to travel in any direction, even on occasion to reverse direction in midcourse, or to make some very surprising turns."

Carl Klaus, Chris Anderson & Rebecca Faery