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Liam O'Flaherty

Liam O'Flaherty

IrishAugust 28, 1896 – September 7, 1984Irish Realism

O'Flaherty was a turbulent Irish writer whose novels of the Irish Civil War and Aran island life combined naturalist intensity with primitive emotional force. The Informer is his most famous novel, a tense psychological thriller set in revolutionary Dublin.

Works

  • The InformerNovel of an Irish spy and betrayal during the independence movement→
  • The AssassinNovel of political violence and psychological struggle in Ireland→
  • FamineNovel depicting the devastation of the Irish potato famine→
  • The Black SoulNovel exploring moral corruption and spiritual emptiness in modern Ireland→
  • SkerrettNovel of island life and rural Irish character in historical setting→
  • The TentNovel of Irish rural life exploring tradition and social upheaval→
  • Spring SowingShort story collection exploring themes of peasant life and Irish society→

Related

James Joyce·Sean O'Faolain·Frank O'Connor·Samuel Beckett
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