Stories of Red Hanrahan

The notion of proximity of insanity and genius was widespread in many different cultures. In all medieval courtyards were Jesters, and monasteries had Simpletons. There were many wise men who were pretending to be crazy to tell the truth and expose human folly. This was just one aspect of the "wise madness." W. Yates in the raw of his stories and poems revealed a complex personality.
A man who was really mentally unhealthy, but became conductor influences "on the other hand," from the spiritual world. Inspired in the truest sense of the word - associated with the spirit. The person through whom the gods... said - but was there someone who could seriously listen to the speeches of "idiot"? Someone who knew that truth came in many guises, and it was not easy to distinguish it from the banalities of "common sense"? So Hanrahan, a young man who was kidnaped by elves, restlessly wandering around Ireland, and at times from his mouth pours mysterious poems, sometimes sounding prophesy...