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Tag Archives: Ireland
Let the Great World Spin
Colum McCann Random House, 2009 “I gave them all the truth and none of the honesty,” the character, Gloria says. McCann has an undisputed knack for delivering single lines that could be pasted to the refrigerator and pondered while washing … Continue reading
Posted in A Book Stream Review
Tagged Colum McCann, fiction reviews, Ireland, Let the Great World Spin, New York, Rebecca Guevara
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Tramore to London, The Fifth Leg of This Dog
Our last night in Ireland was at the seaside town of Tramore. Quiet and ramshackle, it had the feel of long tradition, longer memory, and grey wool coats over wool sweaters over cotton shirts. Houses were simple and flush with … Continue reading
Posted in Eating is for Everyone, Not the Grocery List
Tagged Cardiff, Hard Cider, Ireland, Irish Pub, Rebecca Guevara, Roman Baths, Salisbury, Wales
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Dublin to Tramore, The Fourth Leg of This Dog
Impossible to contain Ireland in 500 words, so I won’t. There isn’t a way into the story and if I found one, I’d have to emigrate. It is ephemeral everlasting; a contradiction that remains Ireland to me. We stepped on … Continue reading
Posted in Not the Grocery List, The Street View
Tagged Book of Kells, Cliffs of Moher, Dublin, Green, Guinness Beer, Ireland, Rebecca Guevara
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