Tag Archives: James Joyce
Exiled by Choice
Her father was an IRA gunman dedicated to an independent Ireland. This meant that Maeve Brennan (1917-1993) was subjected to a rather unstable and tense childhood as her father was often arrested and jailed for his political activities. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dubliners, Holly Golightly, IRA, Ireland, James Joyce, Maeve Brennan, sofas
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Internal Landscapes
Excerpts from “The Diary of Luz Corazzini” Monday: This morning, while driving around inside my mind observing the scenery, I reflected on the ever changing landscape within me. It seems as if every day, I’m someplace else. Today my shapeshifting … Continue reading



