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Classic Irish Short Stories
Pages: 352,
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
Pages: 352,
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
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Pages: 352,
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
Specialty: Literature,
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Publication Year: 1985,
Cover: Paperback,
Dimensions: 129x196x22mm
From its origins in the folk tale, through its evolution in response to changing social and political conditions to its current form, the Irish short story has retained its own distinct and unique form. The finest writers of their time are represented here by their best work, showing the variety of style and approach within the genre. From George Moore's masterpiece, 'Homesickness', and the warmth and humour of James Stephens, to the romantic eloquence of Bryan MacMahon, these stories capture the Irish people, their way of life, mythology and history. show more
