Classic Irish Short Stories - Volume Two (lydbok) av C.E. Montague
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C.E. Montague , James Joyce , Sheridan Fanu , Terry McKenna (innleser)

Classic Irish Short Stories lydbok

154,-
Read by T. P. McKenna, these short stories of Irish writers appeal to audiences far beyond the shores of Eire. In this second rich selection, we bring you the comic genius of Le Fanu in "The Ghost and the Bonesetter"; a slice of Dublin life from the refreshingly original pen of James Joyce; a tale of love and honour from Ireland's hungry times in "The Stolen Sheep"; George Moore's evocative maste…
Read by T. P. McKenna, these short stories of Irish writers appeal to audiences far beyond the shores of Eire. In this second rich selection, we bring you the comic genius of Le Fanu in "The Ghost and the Bonesetter"; a slice of Dublin life from the refreshingly original pen of James Joyce; a tale of love and honour from Ireland's hungry times in "The Stolen Sheep"; George Moore's evocative masterpiece about a countryman returning home to Ireland from a slum in "The Bowery"; and C.E. Montague's cynical revelations about the dubious methods of English newspapermen covering an Irish funeral.
Lydbok 154,-

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Undertittel Volume Two
Forfattere C.E. Montague (forfatter), James Joyce (forfatter), Sheridan Fanu (forfatter), Terry McKenna (innleser)
Forlag CSA Word
Utgitt 21.04.2026
Lengde 3:10
Sjanger Skjønnlitteratur, Noveller
Språk English
Format mp3
DRM-beskyttelse Vannmerket
ISBN 9780857866363

Read by T. P. McKenna, these short stories of Irish writers appeal to audiences far beyond the shores of Eire. In this second rich selection, we bring you the comic genius of Le Fanu in "The Ghost and the Bonesetter"; a slice of Dublin life from the refreshingly original pen of James Joyce; a tale of love and honour from Ireland's hungry times in "The Stolen Sheep"; George Moore's evocative masterpiece about a countryman returning home to Ireland from a slum in "The Bowery"; and C.E. Montague's cynical revelations about the dubious methods of English newspapermen covering an Irish funeral.
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