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MU English in the Community: Spaces and Places in recent Irish Fiction with Dr. Michael Cronin
MU English in the Community: Spaces and Places in recent Irish Fiction with Dr. Michael Cronin
Thursday 30th May, 7pm – 8pm
This talk will encourage readers to think about the significance of place in recent Irish fiction. How do Irish novelists write about the landscape in their fiction? Is there a distinctive 'spatial imaginary' in contemporary Irish writing? And how does the depiction of spaces and places in a novel encourage us as readers to reflect on our relationship with our physical and social environment, and with each other? Novels discussed will include Solar Bones by Mike McCormack, Snowflake by Louise Nealon (a local Kildare author) and The Amusements by Aingeala Flannery. *Drop in, all welcome!*