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Modern Humanities Research Association - George Moore, Confessions of a Young Man - Edited by Matthew Creasy

Virginia Woolf judged that the Irish novelist George Moore (1852–1933) was a more engaging memoirist than a writer of fiction. But although he produced several volumes of autobiography over the course...

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I've been putting off writing this post for a bit now. When I started this blog, I explained that I hoped to use the exercise of writing abo...

In this post, I'll provide some basic information about Confessions of a Young Man - what it contains and what it is about. In my next post,...

Modern Humanities Research Association - George Moore, Confessions of a Young Man - Edited by Matthew Creasy

Join us and Frances Hardinge for a conversation on how fantasy has and continues to be written and published for younger readers.

[Content warning: Over the Mountain is a novel of its time, and includes elements that modern readers will find offensive. It contains graphic descriptions of physical injury, some of which I quote…

As part of 19th International James Joyce Symposium, the University of Glasgow, Chamber Music Scotland, Culture Unit in the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and the Consulate General of Ireland …

As part of 19th International James Joyce Symposium, the University of Glasgow, Glasgow Film Theatre and the Irish Consulate are organising At the Volta with James Joyce: a showing of early films with...

XXIX INTERNATIONAL JAMES JOYCE SYMPOSIUM: ACROSS THE WATERS 14–19 June 2024 University of Glasgow For James Joyce, as for many Irishmen and women, Glasgow was the first city he saw beyond his nativ�...