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The best books in the world

tscoh79 wrote 1 week ago: I’m starting this blog because books – mainly novels and poetry – are central to m … more →

Tags: Books, the easter parade, Richard Yates, August is a Wicked Month, mrs. palfrey at the claremont, Elizabeth Taylor, Bulgakov, A country doctor's notebook, The Slap

No noise in her head

KennethMartinWriter wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been reading Edna O’Brien’s memoir Country Girl. We lived parallel lives in London in the 60’s, … more →

Tags: kenneth martin, the writing life

sixteen delicious and delirious hours with edna o'brien. @littlebrown2 comments

teamgloria wrote 2 weeks ago: darlings the jet lag has descended and not-having-our-reading-glasses (grrr, Delta Airlines Lost Pro … more →

Tags: Places 2, Things 2, 바~사, writer, country girl, Robert McCrum, John Lyttle, Monique Roffey

Four on Friday: Walking Ulysses, The New York Times on Tóibín and O'Brien and The Gallery Press on YouTube

Shane wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s the start of the blurb, by Joycean scholar Joseph Nugent, of what must be a unique new … more →

Tags: Poetry, Novels, Four on Friday, James Joyce, Colm Toibin, Tom French, Boston College, The Gallery Press

Woman's Choice, July 1970 - Edna O'Brien on Cover2 comments

dubdoug wrote 2 weeks ago: Another Irish weekly from the late 60′s/70′s was Woman’s Choice. We’ve poste … more →

Tags: 70's, Fashion, Featured Magazines with Front Cover, Woman's Choice, guinness

Tonight's Kindle capture: Edna O'Brien's Country Girl

Hanging On A Frequency wrote 2 weeks ago: She’s freshly downloaded and ready for some quality sleepytime reading, thanks to today’ … more →

Tags: country girl

Cúirt 2013

mdmusingsie wrote 3 weeks ago: Tiny lambs dotted the landscape as the bus sped towards Galway. I was anxious to reunite with friend … more →

Tags: Celtic Wandering, galway, St. Nicholas Collegiate Church, Cuirt, doire press, Paula Meehan, Sharon Olds, Galway stories

From Galway to the Gate: This week’s notable literary events around Ireland

Shane wrote 4 weeks ago: There are few places I would rather be this week than Galway for the annual Cúirt International Fest … more →

Tags: Events, Brian Friel, Cuirt International Festival of Literature, Frank McGuinness, George Bernard Shaw, Keith Ridgway, Laurent Binet, Leanne O'Sullivan, Lucy Caldwell

Green ? Did you say green ?19 comments

isathreadsoflife wrote 1 month ago: On April 8th, I posted this blog about the colour green in a way of feeling closer to a Spring that … more →

Tags: Books, Celebration, photos, Quilting, Writers, colors of your world, colour, Fergus Bourke, Green

'Close to Home' by Michael Crowley1 comment

Clairet wrote 1 month ago: -Reviewed by Billy Mills- Close to Home is the debut poetry collection of playwright and youth justi … more →

Tags: Pamphlets, Billy Mills, Brendan Behan, michael crowley, South Oxhey

Cornucopia II7 comments

Widdershins wrote 1 month ago: (Go to ‘Cornucopia I’ for the first in this series of posts) …but first a word fro … more →

Tags: Cornucopia, humour, widdershins, lesbian author, widdershinsfirst, iceberg, NSFW

Edna O'Brien - The Love Object1 comment

Lady Fancifull wrote 1 month ago: The inevitable disappointment of love I received this as a pre-release digital copy for review from … more →

Tags: Reading, Literary Fiction, Short Stories, "the Love Object, Book Review

Book Review: The Love Object Stories by Edna O'Brien

Rosie wrote 1 month ago: There are eight short stories in The Love Object Stories by Edna O’Brien. The first short stor … more →

Tags: Books, Book Review, The Love Object Stories, Short Stories, Irish literature, Ireland, Wild Decembers

words & music for st. patrick's day every day14 comments

Editor wrote 2 months ago: I’m a bit ambivalent about St. Patrick’s Day. What is it about March 17th that renders s … more →

Tags: Seamus Heaney, memoir, themes of childhood, Northern Ireland, van morrison, phoenix, Belfast, writing, Reading 2

5 Irish Novelists Who Aren't James Fecking Joyce

Robin wrote 2 months ago: “I declare to God,” swore Flann O’Brien in the middle of the twentieth century, … more →

Tags: Top Fives, Top Tens, Writers, Ireland, novelists, James Joyce, Julian Gough, Flann O'Brien, Bram Stoker, Dracula

For the day that's in it

macleodagencies wrote 2 months ago: Macleod Agencies is an Irish agency which proudly represents international and home grown labels. Ir … more →

Tags: 2013, Fashion, Green, Green River, Ireland, Irish, Jonathan Swift, Macleod Agencies, Nails

Weekly Round-Up: The Mother's Day Special14 comments

Editor wrote 2 months ago: Time for this week’s round-up of the best of the blogs which I’ve read over the past week. These are … more →

Tags: Friday Round-up!, Chemo-brain, death of loved one, International Women's Day, Irrawaddy Literary festival, MOTHERS DAY

Thank you to a scandalous woman . . .21 comments

Editor wrote 2 months ago: It is International Women’s Day, and I am mad at my brother. It might as well be 1974, the two … more →

Tags: memoir, themes of childhood, Northern Ireland, Belfast, Feminism, writing, Reading 2, Mother daughter relationship, sexism

Other people's lives.

RosieL wrote 2 months ago: I couldn’t think of a single thing to write about. No, truly. I thought to write about Edna O … more →

Tags: Women, Writers, Books, Reading, Caitlin Moran, Moranthology, a pagan place, country girl, Irish


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