A collection of essays on J.M. Synge, exploring his life, plays, and cultural impact through varied Irish perspectives.
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A collection of essays on J.M. Synge, exploring his life, plays, and cultural impact through varied Irish perspectives.
This book is edited by Colm Toibin and also writes the first chapter which is a precised biography of Synge in the vein of his novel "New Ways To Kill Your Mother". Other contributions are made by Irish authors including Sebastian Barry and Roddy Doyle each covering an aspect of Synge's life - his time in the Aran Islands, his plays and language, his time in Paris and his relationships with women particularly his mother. If you do not know Synge or his work this is a very good intr
will contain mild spoilers
Brief mentions of relationships and love stories, no explicit content.
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Moderate focus on Irish cultural revival and social commentary in Synge's work.
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Brief discussions of familial tensions and personal struggles in Synge's life.
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