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MYLES. NA GCOPALEEN

    The Hair of the Dogma
    Trost und Rat, Sonderausgabe
    • Trost und Rat, Sonderausgabe

      • 159 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      The Best of Myles brings together the "best" of Flann O'Brien's newspaper column "Cruiskeen Lawn," written over a nearly thirty-year period, Covering such subjects as plumbers, the justice system, and improbable inventions, O'Brien (whose real name was Brian O'Nolan, though his newspaper pseudonym was Myles na Gopaleen) is replete with zany humor and biting satire directed at the Irish and their preoccupations. Most of all, however, The Best of Myles displays O'Brien's unique mastery of language and style.

      Trost und Rat, Sonderausgabe
      4,4
    • The Hair of the Dogma

      • 183 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      This is a companion volume to "The Best of Myles" and "Further Cuttings from Cruiskeen Lawn", and covers the Myles na Gopaleen columns for the "Irish Times", written between 1947 and 1957. It casts a humorous eye over subjects such as a Dublin man's relationship with his wife and his pint.

      The Hair of the Dogma
      3,7