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Star of the Sea by Joseph O’Connor (Secker & Warburg)
“All night long he would walk the ship, from bow to stern, from dusk until quarterlight, that stick-like limping man from Connemara with the drooping shoulders and ash-coloured clothes”. I HAD to re-read Joseph O’Connor’s towering fiction on the Irish … Continue reading
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Tagged 1847, great literary journeys, irish famine, joseph o'connor
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