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Colm Tóibín is a critically acclaimed, internationally lauded, and extremely popular writer who has written successfully across a variety of forms over the past twenty years. However, for all of his acclaim, there is an extraordinary dearth of criticism on this prominent Irish writer. To date no full-length studies of Tóibín's work have been published in Ireland or overseas, and only a few short essays have appeared in specialist academic journals and generla surveys of recent Irish literature. This collection ... provides an illuminating exploration of many of the themes and concerns which have engaged Tóibín ever since the publication of his first book, Walking along the border (1987) ... The book also includes a lengthy interview of Tóibín conducted by his former Magill associate, Fintan O'Toole.--From publisher description.

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Liffey Press
Language
English
Pages
223

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Subjects
Criticism and interpretation, Irish literature, history and criticism, Interviews, Irish Authors
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Colm Tóibín (1955-)

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Table of Contents

Introduction / Paul Delaney
"A strange and insistent protagonist" : Tóibín and Irish history / R. F. Foster
The story of the republic : Tóibín's generation / Gerald Dawe
Uncertain terms, unstable sands : The Heather Blazing / Liam Harte
"The difficult work of remembering" : Tóibín and cultural memory / Oona Frawley
The Sign of the Cross : travels in Tóibín's Europe / Eve Patten
The poet Tóibín : cadence, incantation, imitation / Christina Hunt Mahony
"This particular genie" : the elusive gay male body in Tóibín's novels / Eibhear Walshe
Dreaming about the dead : The Master / Stephen Matterson
A battle for space : Mothers and Sons / John McCourt
After Oedipus? Mothers and sons in the fiction of Colm Tóibín / Anne Fogarty
Appendix: An interview with Colm Tóibín / Fintan O'Toole.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [209]-223).

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Dublin

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Dewey Decimal Class
828/.914
Library of Congress
PR6070.O455 Z86 2008, PR6070.O455Z86 2008

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Pagination
xvi, 223 p. ;
Number of pages
223

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OL16980800M
ISBN 10
1905785410
ISBN 13
9781905785414
LCCN
2008399687
OCLC/WorldCat
227812254
Library Thing
7770999
Goodreads
3654916

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