published a biography of Bryan Cooper, who had recently died. In 1951, he published Ireland's Abbey Theatre, the first full-length history of the company. He published an edited edition of Lady Gregory's diaries in 1947. In 1958 he co-edited (with Donagh MacDonagh) The Oxford Book of Irish Verse'.. He was also a director and producer, in 1930 he produced a play by Irish playwright Teresa Deevy called The Reapers and in 1931 he was co-director of A Disciple along with W. B. Yeats and Walter Starkie. Personal life Robinson married artist Dorothy Travers Smith, the Abbey Theatre stage designer. Their correspondence is in the Library of Trinity College Dublin. Dorothy Travers-Smith's mother was spiritualist Hester Dowden, the daughter of Irish literary scholar Edward Dowden. He is buried in St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Abbey Players wished to attend the service but having been told by the Archbishop that any Catholic setting foot in the Cathedral or graveyard would be committing a mortal sin, only one attended. Lennox Robinson Literary Award Awarded annually at the Lennox Robinson Literary Festival, held in Douglas, Cork; first awarded in 2014. 2015 winner - Chang Ying-tai (張瀛太) 2014 winner - Eoghan Harris Dramatic Works The Clancy Name (1908) The Cross Roads (1909) Harvest (1910) The Lesson of his Life (1911) Patriots (1912) The Dreamers (1915) The Whiteheaded Boy (1916) The Lost Leader (1918) The Round Table (1922) Crabbed Youth and Age (1922) Never the Time and the Place (1924) The White Blackbird (1925) The Big House (1926) The Far-Off Hills (1928) Ever the Twain (1929) The Reapers (1930) A Disciple (1931) Drama At Inish (1933) Church Street (1934) All's Over Then? (1935) When Lovely Woman (1936) Killycreggs in Twilight (1937) Bird's Nest (1938) Roly Poly (1940) - adapted from Guy de Maupassant's story Boule de Suif Forget-Me-Not (1941) The Lucky Finger (1948) References Sources Igoe, Vivien. A Literary Guide to Dublin. Selected Plays - Lennox Robinson. Chosen and Introduced by Christopher Murray (Colin Smythe, 1982). External links Lennox Robinson profile. Ricorso.net; accessed 21 July 2016. Lennox Robinson Papers, 1892-1954, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Special Collections Research Center Lennox Robinson Literary Festival, lennoxrobinson.com Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University: Lennox Robinson collection, 1940-1958 1886 births 1958 deaths 20th-century Irish dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Irish poets 20th-century Irish male writers 20th-century Irish short story writers Abbey Theatre Burials at St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin