Dubliner: The Story Of James Joyce
Nonfiction, History, Ireland, Biography & Memoir, Literary, Historical
| Author: | Fin Keegan | ISBN: | 9781907694233 |
| Publisher: | The Irish Story | Publication: | July 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | The Irish Story | Language: | English |
| Author: | Fin Keegan |
| ISBN: | 9781907694233 |
| Publisher: | The Irish Story |
| Publication: | July 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | The Irish Story |
| Language: | English |
The story of Ireland's most famous writer, James Joyce.
James Joyce is one of Ireland’s most celebrated authors, but he spent much of his life in exile from his native country.
In this short, informative biography, Fin Keegan explores the life and times of the great writer and explains why he left, why he wrote and where he came from.
The perfect ebook for those seeking to understand the complex character of Joyce and his writing, as well as students and readers seeking a grounding before reading more.
About The Author
Born in Dublin, Fin lived 14 years in the United States where he produced a daily current affairs show for Nevada Public Radio, Fin Keegan taught at the University of Nevada, interned for the Literary Department of The New Yorker magazine, and gained a Masters at Columbia University. He now lives in Westport with his family and runs, with his wife, Fiona Keane, the literary workshop SixPens.com
The story of Ireland's most famous writer, James Joyce.
James Joyce is one of Ireland’s most celebrated authors, but he spent much of his life in exile from his native country.
In this short, informative biography, Fin Keegan explores the life and times of the great writer and explains why he left, why he wrote and where he came from.
The perfect ebook for those seeking to understand the complex character of Joyce and his writing, as well as students and readers seeking a grounding before reading more.
About The Author
Born in Dublin, Fin lived 14 years in the United States where he produced a daily current affairs show for Nevada Public Radio, Fin Keegan taught at the University of Nevada, interned for the Literary Department of The New Yorker magazine, and gained a Masters at Columbia University. He now lives in Westport with his family and runs, with his wife, Fiona Keane, the literary workshop SixPens.com
