the Dublin Review
Winter 2009–10
Dogfish
'"You need to get out of here." That is what she had said to him …' [short story]
Blue
Young, gay and in the closet … in San Francisco [personal history]
How McGahern did it
The twenty-three drafts of 'Bank Holiday' [essay]
Farm-work
A farming childhood, with 'the instrumentality of the horse' [memoir]
from 'The Living Room'
A mother, a son, and the sea [fiction]
Redemption
A ghost in Beirut [personal history]
'Matthew, you cannot be sick'
A mother recalls the unnecessary death of her son [personal history]