About Walter Macken
Walter Macken, was born in Galway, Ireland. He was a writer of short stories, novels and plays. Originally an actor, principally with the Taibhdhearc in Galway, and The Abbey Theatre, he played lead roles on Broadway in M.J. Molloy's The King of Friday's Men and his own play Home is the Hero. He also acted in films, notably in Arthur Dreifuss' adaptation of Brendan Behan's The Quare Fellow. His son Ultan Macken is a well-known journalist in the print and broadcast media of Ireland.
Series
Novels
Quench the Moon (1948)
I Am Alone (1949)
Rain on the Wind (1950)
The Bogman (1952)
Sunset on the Window Panes (1954)
Sullivan (1957)
The Island of the Great Yellow Ox (1966)
Lord of the Mountain (1967)
Brown Lord of the Mountain (1967)
The Flight of the Doves (1968)
City of the Tribes (1997)
The Grass of the People (1998)
I Am Alone (1949)
Rain on the Wind (1950)
The Bogman (1952)
Sunset on the Window Panes (1954)
Sullivan (1957)
The Island of the Great Yellow Ox (1966)
Lord of the Mountain (1967)
Brown Lord of the Mountain (1967)
The Flight of the Doves (1968)
City of the Tribes (1997)
The Grass of the People (1998)
Collections
The Green Hills: And Other Stories (1956)
God Made Sunday: And Other Stories (1962)
The Coll Doll: And Other Stories (1969)
God Made Sunday: And Other Stories (1962)
The Coll Doll: And Other Stories (1969)
Plays
Mungo's Mansion: A Play of Galway Life and Three Acts (1946)
Vacant Possession (1948)
Home is the Hero (1953)
Twilight of a Warrior (1956)
Vacant Possession (1948)
Home is the Hero (1953)
Twilight of a Warrior (1956)
Short Stories
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