Leseprobe
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We Seldom Talk About the Past
John MacKenna
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Belletristik/Erzählende Literatur
Beschreibung
We Seldom Talk About the Past is John MacKenna's first selected collection of short stories, from a career spanning over three decades. The stories selected come from four collections of short fiction, and represent a culmination of MacKenna's work in a form of writing he has made uniquely his own. Often compared to John McGahern, and Raymond Carver, and deeply influenced by masters of the form like Chekov, MacKenna's stories focus on the quotidian truths of our lives, of the momentousness of small moments, of sexual desire and its intimate entanglement with the domestic, of deeply felt absences and social mores, and always at the heart of his work, the sense of place, often the rural, and the acute receptiveness of our lives to the places we inhabit.
Kundenbewertungen
Collection of Stories, Maynooth University, Fiction, New Island Books, Nostalgia, Once We Sang Like Other Men, Short Story Collection, Selected Short Stories, Death, New Island, We Seldom Talk About the Past, Rural, Summer Reading, Marriage, Brooding, Carlow, Autumn Fiction, Mary Lavin, Irish Short Story Writer, Midlands, Dermot Bolger, Bucolic, Domestic, Memory, Arts Council of Ireland, Hennessey, Loss, Short Stories, Sunday Miscellany, Separation, Literary Fiction, Irish Writer, Picador, Reflections, Master storyteller, Land, Location, Family, Relationships, Love, John McGahern, Benedict Kiely, The Woman at the Window, Middle-age, Dark, RTÉ, Leonard Cohen, Sense of Place, Irish Times, Raymond Carver, Documentary Maker, Irish novelist, Wife, Husband, Irish Publisher, Kildare, Ireland, Poetry, John MacKenna