“I suppose we all have our recollections of our earlier holidays, all bristling with horror.”
Quote by Flann O'Brien
Work
Myles away from Dublin: being a selection from the column written for The Nationalist and Leinster times, Carlow, under the name of George Knowall
This book compiles a selection of columns by George Knowall, which were first published in The Nationalist and Leinster times. The columns offer insights into the life and culture of Carlow, Ireland, as seen through the eyes of the author. more
Author
Flann O'Brien
Flann O'Brien, born on October 5, 1911, and died on April 1, 1966, was an Irish novelist known for his unique humor and satirical style. His works, including 'The Third Policeman' and 'The Short Stories of Flann O'Brien', are celebrated for their absurdity and wit. O'Brien is considered an important figure in Irish literary history. more
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