brian dillon
tom lee
frank o'connor
ian sansom
william wall
eibhear walshe
documentary
maurice walsh

 

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Spring 2007


Brian Dillon
Atomized

The ruins of England’s gunpowder belt [essay]

Tom Lee
Berlin

A man, a woman, and the uses of jealousy [short story]

Frank O'Connor
The burden of innocence

Newly discovered in O’Connor’s papers: a young boy goes in search of sin [short story]

Ian Sansom
Shalom à la crème

Christmas in a family where everyone’s confused about religion [essay]

William Wall
For Fun Times Phone Dodger

What happens when you dial the number on the toilet stall? [short story]

Eibhear Walshe
The Mental

A town, a family and an asylum [essay]

Documentary
The reinterment of James Joyce

Documents from the archives of the Irish Department of External Affairs [archive]

Maurice Walsh
Mosley in Ireland

The British fascist and his Irish homes and causes [report]