Intercessions. London: The Europa Press, 1937. First Edition, Limited Issue. Blue cloth boards, title in white to spine in cream dust jacket, lettered in black. Small chip to head of jacket, otherwise a good copy.

Published in a Limited Numbered Edition of 300 Copies. There were a further 25 lettered copies printed.

Described by Samuel Beckett as one of ‘the most interesting of the younger generation of Irish poets,’ Denis Devlin published poems, translations, and reviews in English, Irish, and Paris-based literary magazines throughout the 1930s.

His writing during this period is characterised by experiment and a dialogue with surrealism.