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W B Yeats at 150 somehow seems more alive than any other English-speaking poet of the last two centuries. He is no member of the Dead Poets' Society; his pulse is stronger than that of many poets ...

For Yeats in 1919, it must have looked as if the world was falling apart. World War I, the so-called Great War, was over, but not its terrible consequences of death, injury, madness and dislocation.

‘The Second Coming’ outlines William Butler Yeats’s fearful vision of the future based on the moral anarchy of the present.

Yeats used it to keep track of their shared fixation with the occult and each other. One morning in July 1908, Gonne wrote from Paris to report that she had been seized by a vision.

Even Yeats's public life was operatic in its incident and intensity of emotions. The Arch-Poet begins just at the lead-up to the Easter Rising, the initially unpopular insurrection in Dublin that ...