The Dolmen Press. A Celebration. Dublin: Lilliput. 2001. First Edition, Limited Issue. Red Cloth boards, housed in publisher’s slipcase. A nice bright copy.

This Edition Limited to 75 Numbered Copies

Under the editorship of Maurice Harmon, this volume offers a vivid tribute to The Dolmen Press, the pioneering Irish publishing house founded and guided by Liam Miller from 1951 to 1987. At a time when Irish literary publishing was sparse and often precarious, the Dolmen Press stood as a beacon—championing new poets, preserving neglected voices, and shaping the landscape of Irish poetry in the decades after Yeats.

Contributors illuminate Dolmen’s craftsmanship, its commitment to poetry and design, and its central role in nurturing a generation of writers whose work might otherwise have remained in the shadows.