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A carregar... Phoenix Irish Short Stories 2001 (edição 2001)por David Marcus
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For Irish writers the short story continues to be an exciting and appealing form that gives them scope to show off their talent. With this volume, David Marcus presents the fifth Phoenix anthology of Irish short stories. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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I don't think this is necessarily anything unique to Irish writers, but reflects a tendency in so-called literary fiction to take a sort of dazed, distant approach to emotion and to leak away instead of resolving. This can be effective but as it is the main sense of the entire collection it leaves me feeling a bit empty at the end. A couple of stories I liked more than others, but none will linger long, I think.
The most likely to stay with me is the first story, "Time" by Seán Mac Mathúna, which studies a teacher in a prison, whose wife has left and taken their only child. I enjoyed the unfolding of Mr. Crean's interior and the strangely cloistered world around him. The movement of the story, though subtle, is distinct. I do not expect Crean to dissolve at the story's end, but to continue evolving. A good tale. ( )