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Available for review: Irish Postcolonial Tragedy
Transfiguring All That Dread by Julian Breandán Dean. Email us on i.studies[at]bathspa[.]ac.uk to express your interest.
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Larkin’s father died on 26 March 1948. A week the following Sunday it snowed in Warwick. This beautiful elegy was never printed in the poet’s lifetime and yet, arguably, it is his first great poem.
Published today. I’m in there somewhere, in distinguished company. Indispensable if not, alas, inexpensive…global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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📚New Book Available to Review📚
Medieval Dublin XX edited by Seán Duffy
If you are interested in reviewing this examination of life in medieval Dublin, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we look forward to hearing from you!
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📚 Book Available to Review 📚
After the Train: Irishwomen United and a Network of Change, edited by Evelyn Conlon and Rebecca Pelan
If you are interested in reviewing this book, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we would love to hear from you!
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New Book Available
Anthologisation and Irish Short Fiction: Magnitudes of Telling by Paul Delaney
If you are interested in reviewing this original study of short fiction in Ireland, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we’d love to hear from you!
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📚New Book Available to Review📚
Rethinking Feminism in Ireland by Camilla Fitzsimons
If you are interested in reviewing this enlightening book, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we look forward to hearing from you!
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Twitter is mostly people shouting at each other. Bluesky appears populated by academics huddling together for solace and safety, talking to themselves ( but not much to each other...)
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📚Book Review Opportunity📚
Public History in Ireland edited by Leonie Hannan and Olwen Purdue
If you are interested in reviewing this introduction into Ireland’s complex history, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we are excited to hear from you!
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📚Book Review Opportunity📚
Cathal Brugha ‘An Indomitable Spirit’ by Daithí Ó Corráin and Gerard Hanley
If you are interested in reviewing this portrayal of a crucial Irish figure, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we would love to hear from you!
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🎉 Our Oxford Handbook, currently being copyedited by the incomparable @rowenamezzo who I hope will eat champagne-dipped strawberries throughout.
Replying to @rowenamezzo
It does feel a little decadent to be dipping strawberries into a champagne cocktail, but then I have been immersed in the world of the wonderful Oscar Wilde recently with work, so something must have rubbed off!… 😊@Kate_Hext
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Book Review Opportunity
Iran in Finnegans Wake by Hamid Farahmandian
If you are interested in reviewing this book uncovering the intricate influences embedded within Joyce’s work, please contact us via DM or email us at [email protected] - we would love to hear from you!
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✨New Book Available to Review✨
Screen Workers and the Irish Film Industry by Denis Murphy
DIGITAL COPY ONLY
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✨Book Review Opportunity✨
Women and Work in Ireland: A Half Century of Attitude and Policy Change by Margret Fine-Davis
DIGITAL COPY ONLY
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📚New Book Available to Review📚
The Medieval Irish Kings and the English Invasion by Seán Ó Hoireabhárd
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📚Book Review Opportunity📚
Narrating Irish Female Development, 1916–2018 by Jane Elizabeth Dougherty
DIGITAL COPY ONLY
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