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The Atom To Be Split: New and Selected Essays on Robinson Jeffers Geneva Gano, Associate Professor of English, Texas State University While each voice-Robin, Una, and their boys Garth and Donnan-remains distinct, the overall effect is of a family chorale: a beautiful blend that tells us about this special family as they travel through Ireland, Scotland, and England in the early twentieth century.” We see them wander through castles and over haunted fields, have tea with Virginia and Leonard Woolf, hunt for exquisite souvenirs in antique shops, and collect stones to bring back to Tor House. “This diary is a thoroughly delightful, engaging read that offers a kaleidoscopic view of the family’s sojourn. Robert Zaller, Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus, Drexel University “Published now in its entirety in a handsome and meticulous edition, this first volume of the travel diaries of the Jefferses in Ireland, Scotland, and England is a collective portrait that is our richest single source of the family life of America’s most powerful modern poet.” This is the first of four extended trips to the British Isles, the only location that prompted them to travel abroad.” As we observe the British Isles through Robinson’s, Una’s, Garth’s, and my father Donnan’s eyes, a vanishing world is brought vividly to life, and we see each member of the Jeffers family in a completely new way. “The 1929 Travel Diary provides an intimate portrait of four diverse personalities. Readers of Jeffers will find much that adds to their understanding of the poet and his work. The descriptions include many vivid observations as well as evidence of Robinson’s and Una’s extensive knowledge of the history, literature, art, music, folklore, and architecture of the places that they explored. During extended stays in Ireland, Scotland, and England, all four members of the family contributed to a remarkable travel diary recording their individual responses to the places and people that they encountered. In June 1929, the poet Robinson Jeffers-along with his wife Una and their twelve-year-old twin sons Donnan and Garth-set sail for Ireland, their first stop on a seven-month journey throughout the British Isles.

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