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Visitors Book: Short Stories Of Their New Homeland By Famous Authors Now Living In Ireland
John Arden; Robert Bernen; Kyril Bonfiglioli; Neil Boyd; Patrick Skene Catling; Frederick Forsyth; John Gardner; Harry Harrison; Erik Haugaard; Richard Llewellyn; Peter Luje; Malcolm Macdonald; Wolf Mankowitz; Anne McCaffrey
Edité par Poolbeg Press, 1979
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Ajouter au panierHardback. John Arden; Robert Bernen; Kyril Bonfiglioli; Neil Boyd; Patrick Skene Catling; Frederick Forsyth; John Gardner; Harry Harrison; Erik Haugaard; Richard Llewellyn; Peter Luje; Malcolm Macdonald; Wolf Mankowitz; Anne McCaffrey, Poolbeg Press. Author: John Arden; Robert Bernen; Kyril Bonfiglioli; Neil Boyd; Patrick Skene Catling; Frederick Forsyth; John Gardner; Harry Harrison; Erik Haugaard; Richard Llewellyn; Peter Luje; Malcolm Macdonald; Wolf Mankowitz; Anne McCaffreyBinding: HardbackPublished: Poolbeg Press, 1979Condition:Book: GoodJacket: Worn/faded, no tearsPages: GoodMarkings: No markingsCondition remarks: significant tanning to dust cover and wear; inside pages in good conditionThis collection, Visitors Book: Short Stories Of Their New Homeland By Famous Authors Now Living In Ireland, presents a compelling anthology of short fiction. It chronicles the experiences and observations of renowned writers who have made Ireland their home, offering unique perspectives on cultural assimilation and the concept of belonging. Each narrative illustrates the diverse emotional landscapes encountered when adapting to a new environment, from the subtle nuances of daily life to profound personal transformations. The compilation uncovers the rich tapestry of modern Irish society through the eyes of those who chose it as their adopted land, providing insightful and often poignant reflections on identity and place. Hardback.…