The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats Vol. III

Delving into the first fifty-eight years of his life, Yeats offers a rich tapestry of personal experiences and reflections. The autobiography chronicles his evolution as a poet and playwright, highlighting his role in establishing Dublin's Abbey Theatre and his engagement with Irish nationalism and occultism. Yeats articulates the belief that a poet's life is an allegory, intertwining his personal history with his literary creations. This work serves as an essential companion to his poetry and plays, showcasing the profound connections between his life and art.