Uncover the haunting essence of Irish fiction, from Swift's wit to gothic depths, revealing a nation's turbulent soul.
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Uncover the haunting essence of Irish fiction, from Swift's wit to gothic depths, revealing a nation's turbulent soul.
"The Penguin Book of Irish Fiction represents the entire canon of Irish fiction in English from Jonathan Swift, born in 1667, to Emma Donoghue, born in 1969. In his comprehensive introduction Colm Toibin describes the particular difficulties faced by Irish writers before the twentieth century, which gave rise to forms of fiction that were strikingly different from the classic French and English novels of the nineteenth century. In a culture where certain connections between the writer and the re...
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