the Dublin Review
Summer 2004
The vineyard
A mysterious stranger turns up, and a family falls apart [fiction]
Remembering old wars
Aid workers in Thailand, 1981 [memoir]
Q, X
When the state tinkers with the alphabet [short story]
Barry goes to Hollywood
The Abbey Theatre and America [essay]
A basin for collecting bees
A wanderer is invited in to a country house [short story]
Enemies of Spain
A fifteenth-century Catalan count, the Madrid bombing, and the many Spains [essay]
‘It takes a long time to die’
Ian Paisley's DUP adjusts to being Northern Ireland's top party [report]
The Joyce problem
How James Joyce has been domesticated [essay]
Aliquots of fatigue and ebriety
Introducing a new literary genre [aliquote]