Ocht n-aiste déag le Eoghan Ó hAnluain, ceann amháin acu ‘Creidim Fós’, i gcló anseo don chéad uair. An chuid a scríobhadh sna seachtóidí agus sna hochtóidí is in Comhar agus Scríobh a foilsíodh a bhformhór agus is mar chaibidil i leabhair a foilsíodh formhór na bpíosaí sna nóchaidí agus ó chasadh an chéid. Filltear sna haistí déanacha ar an triúr mórscríbhneoir a phléitear sna haistí tosaigh — An Cadhnach, An Direánach agus an Ríordánach. Cuir leo sin Seán Mac Mathúna, cúpla píosa ar fhilíocht an ochtú chéad déag — Merriman agus Mícheál Coimín, cúpla píosa ar Bhaile Átha Cliath — sa nualitríocht agus cuntas dírbheathaisnéiseach ar an iománaíocht — mar aon le aistí ginearálta ar an nuafhilíocht, go háirithe ar thréimhse Eoghain mar eagarthóir ar Comhar, agus tá agat príomhthéamaí a chuid scríbhneoireachta. Cnuasaithe anseo freisin tá dosaen léirmheas leis agus gearrscéal grinn.

Eighteen essays by Eoghan Ó hAnluain — one of them, 'Creidim Fós', in print here for the first time. His writing in the 70s and 80s was mainly published in Comhar and Scríobh and most of his work in the 90s and turn of the century was published as chapters in books. The later essays return to the three well-known writers that are discussed in his early work — Ó Cadhain, Ó Direáin and Ó Ríordáin. Add to that Seán Mac Mathúna, a few pieces of poetry from the 18th century — Merriman and Mícheál Coimín, a few pieces on Dublin — modern literature and an autobiographical account of hurling — as well as general essays on modern poetry, especially on the period when Eoghan was editor of Comhar, and there you have the main themes of his writing. Included here too are a dozen reviews that he wrote as well as a comic short story.