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Select Annual Listing of Books
on Irish Literature & Its Contexts: 2021
Poetry Collections
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Fiction (Short stories &
Novels)
- xxx.
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Drama (Plays & Collections
- xxx.
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Autobiography & Memoir
- xxx.
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Biography (Literary &
Historical)
- xxx.
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Miscellaneous Writings
- xxx.
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Scholarly Editions & Literary Reprints
- xxx.
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Anthologies, Interviews &
Almanacs
- xxx.
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Literary & Cultural
Commentary
- Nicholas Allen & Fiona Stafford, Archipelago: A Reader (Dublin: Lilliput Press 2021), 578pp.
- Michelle O Riordan, Poetics and Polemics: Reading seventeenth-century Irish political verse (Cork UP 2021), 732pp.
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Critical Studies: Individual
Authors
- xxx.
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Language & Folklore Studies
- xxx.
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Religion & Philosophy
- xxx.
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Media & Entertainment
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Arts & Architecture
- xxx.
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Historical Studies: General
- Christine Kinealy, Jason King & Gerard Moran, edss., Heroes of Ireland’s Great Hunger (Cork UP; Hamden, CT : Quinnipiac UP 2021), xxix, 293pp., ills. [see contents].
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Historical Studies: 20th Century
- xxx.
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Historical Studies: Centenary Topic
- xxx.
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Historical Studies: Ecclesiastical
- xxx.
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Natural History & Topography
- xxx.
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Politics, Economics & Society
- xxx.
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Northern Ireland/Ulster
- xxx.
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Women’s Studies
- xxx.
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Reference, Guides & Bibliography
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Digital Publications
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Journals & Special Issues
- xxx.
| Bibliographical details |
| Christine Kinealy, Jason King & Gerard Moran, edss., Heroes of Ireland’s Great Hunger’(Cork UP; Hamden, CT: Quinnipiac UP 2021), xxix, 293pp., ills. (b&w). CONTENTS: Christine Kinealy, Jason King, and Gerard Moran, Introduction; The Kindness of Strangers: Gerard Moran, ‘James Hack Tuke: An English Quaker philanthropist and “Ireland’s greatest benefactor”; Christine Kinealy, ‘Paul de Strzelecki: A Polish Count in Co. Mayo’; Catherine Shannon, ‘Captain Robert Bennet Forbes and his 1847 voyage of mercy to Cork’; Sandy Letourneau O’Hare, ‘Women’s Agency, ‘Lady Sligo of Westport House: “she rolled up her linen sleeves ...”’; Peter Murphy, ‘Mary Ann McCracken of Belfast: “better to wear out than to rust out”‘; Maureen Murphy, ‘Asenath Nicholson: Heroine of Ireland’s Great Hunger". Medical Heroes: Ciaran Reilly, ‘Dr. Richard Grattan: the Great Famine in Co. Kildare’; Marita Colnlon, ‘McKenna Dr. Daniel Donovan: A Famine doctor in Skibbereen’; Christine Kinealy, ‘Dr. William Duncan of Liverpool: “a city of plague’; Rebecca Abbot, ‘Dr. Charles Edward Strutt: a modest famine hero in Australia’; Laura J. Smith & Robert G. Kearns, ‘Dr. George Grasett: Toronto’s response to the typhus outbreak of 1847’; Role of Religious Orders: Turlough McConnell, "Edward Maginn of Derry and Donegal: bishops, rebels and contagions’; Mark McGowan, ‘Bishop Michael Power of Toronto’; Jason King, ‘Montreal’s Grey Nuns: the Great Hunger Migration and the Miracle of Rose’s Marble’; Irish Involvement: Ciaran O Murchadba, ‘Arthur Edward Kennedy; A Poor Law Inspector in Co. Clare’; Niamh Ann Kelly, ‘James Mahony: The illustrated London News’. ‘Reflections: LeAnne Howe & Padraig Kirwan, ‘The Choctaw Gift’; Caroilin Callery, Afterword; Bibliographical references and Index. |
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