Night
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A landmark of Irish modernist fiction, Night is a hypnotic interior monologue spoken by Mary Hooligan, a middle-aged Irish exile lying awake in the darkness, drifting through memories of lovers, childhood, and the complications of womanhood. Edna O'Brien constructs a richly lyrical stream of consciousness that pulses with raw emotion, dark wit, and linguistic brilliance. The narrative chronicles Mary's restless nocturnal wanderings of the mind — from rural Irish origins to the streets of London — with an unfiltered candour that is both intimate and universal. Praised by John Updike as a brilliant and beautiful book, it stands as one of O'Brien's most daring and accomplished works, cementing her reputation as one of the twentieth century's great literary voices.
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A landmark of Irish modernist fiction, Night is a hypnotic interior monologue spoken by Mary Hooligan, a middle-aged Irish exile lying awake in the darkness, drifting through memories of lovers, childhood, and the complications of womanhood. Edna O'Brien constructs a richly lyrical stream of consciousness that pulses with raw emotion, dark wit, and linguistic brilliance. The narrative chronicles Mary's restless nocturnal wanderings of the mind — from rural Irish origins to the streets of London — with an unfiltered candour that is both intimate and universal. Praised by John Updike as a brilliant and beautiful book, it stands as one of O'Brien's most daring and accomplished works, cementing her reputation as one of the twentieth century's great literary voices.
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Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A landmark of Irish modernist fiction, Night is a hypnotic interior monologue spoken by Mary Hooligan, a middle-aged Irish exile lying awake in the darkness, drifting through memories of lovers, childhood, and the complications of womanhood. Edna O'Brien constructs a richly lyrical stream of consciousness that pulses with raw emotion, dark wit, and linguistic brilliance. The narrative chronicles Mary's restless nocturnal wanderings of the mind — from rural Irish origins to the streets of London — with an unfiltered candour that is both intimate and universal. Praised by John Updike as a brilliant and beautiful book, it stands as one of O'Brien's most daring and accomplished works, cementing her reputation as one of the twentieth century's great literary voices.
