The Collected Short Stories of George Moore Vol 4
Gender and Genre
1st Edition
Published on 1. August 2024
456 pages
978-1-040-23910-0 (ISBN)
Description
George Moore (1852-1933) was one of the most influential and versatile writers and journalists of the turn of the century. This five-volume, reset critical edition addresses scholarly interest in Moore, making available his generally neglected short story collections.
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Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-1-040-23910-0 (9781040239100)
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Content
Volume 4 A Story-Teller's Holiday (1928) Introduction A Story-Teller's Holiday (1928), Volume I [Please note that Moore did not give headings to the different stories, which are used here for better reader orientation. A Leave-Taking, Preface by Ernest Longworth A Train Journey to Ireland: Th e Question of Home Rule (Chapters I-II) The Aftermath of the Easter Rising and the Homeless Cats of Dublin (Chapters III-IV) A Train Journey in Ireland: Memory, Mythology, Reverie, and Reality (Chapters V-VI) Joseph Appley (Chapter VII) Cunningham and his Priest (Chapters VIII-X) In Extremis: Th e Bee in the Railway Carriage and the Nun at the Railway Station (Chapter XI) Westport and Stevenson's Travelogue (Chapters XII-XV) Alec Trusselby and the Story of the Murrigan (Chapter XVI) Liadin and Curithir (Chapters XVII-XVIII) The Nuns of Crith Gaille (Chapters XVIII-XXIII) Father Scothine and Father Brenainn (Chapters XXIV-XXVI) Moling and Sister Ligach (Chapters XXVII-XXXI) Finding the 'Right' Story (Chapter XXXII) The Garden of Eden (Chapters XXXIII-XLIII) A Story-Teller's Holiday (1928), Volume II Ulick and Soracha (Chapters XLIV-LVII) Dinoll and Crede (Chapter LVIII) Dostoevsky and Turgenev (Chapter LIX) A Final Leave-Taking from Ireland (Chapters LX-LXVI) Contemporary Reception Edwin Muir [Edward Moore], [From] We Moderns: Enigmas and Guesses (1918) James Gibbons Huneker, 'Ten Books for the Month: George Moore as Folklorist', Bookman (December 1918) J. S. Watson, Jr, 'A Story-Teller's Holiday', Dial (14 December 1918) Benjamin de Casseres, 'George Moore's Uncensored New Book', Sun (New York) (5 January 1919) 'New Novels: Ulick and Soracha', Daily Telegraph (London) (16 July 1926) Arnold Palmer, [From] 'Mr. George Moore's Latin Mind', Sphere (London) (17 July 1926) 'Ulick and Soracha', Times Literary Supplement (22 July 1926) [From] 'Fiction', Nation and Athenaeum (24 July 1926) John Freeman, 'The Tale of Ulick and Soracha', Bookman (August 1926) Richard Church, 'A Facsimile
