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and the men and women who become part of their lives
Cloth-covered slipcase
’ expresses Butler’s potent sense of an Anglo-Irish identity and community: from the ‘right of private judgment’ proclaimed at the 1782 Dungannon Convention
the author fights his way to a kind of rest
Oona Book cover type:Paperback and the men and womenWhat is the sound of a voice that is alienated from itself? How can one truthfully represent the creative process of an artist? Oona, an artist in the making, lives in an affluent suburban culture of first generation immigrants in New Jersey where conspicuous consumption and white privilege prevail, and the denial of death is ubiquitous. The silence surrounding death extends to the family home where Oona is not told while her mother lies dying of