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| | | | | When I was doing online research for the compilation of my list of 100 Irish Novels by 100 Irish Writers for Reading Ireland Month, I was struck by the conspicuous absence of Leland Bardwell. An Irish Women Writers A-Z anthology published in 2005 didn't mention her. Neither did Wikipedia's list of Irish Female Writers. When... | |
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| | | | | Reading Ireland Month continues and all this week I will be focusing on women writers from Ireland to maybe introduce you to some you may not have read or known too much about. Like many female writers from Ireland, Jennifer Johnston is not as widely read as she should be as is often underestimated given... | |
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| | | | | I found a big groove ready waiting for me when I grew up, and in that I was expected to live whether it suited me or not. It did not suit me. It was deep and narrow, and gave me no room to move. Sarah Grand, 1893 When I started Reading Ireland Month three years... | |
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| | | It's that time again! March is coming, my favourite month in my blogging calendar, because it's Reading Ireland Month - will you be joining us? Ah, gwan, ya will! By now you'll know that we never stop banging on about Ireland and its hefty cultural punch. Four Nobel Prize winners; six Booker Prize winners, including... | ||
