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FOREWORDNEIL CORCORAN, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOLINTRODUCTIONEIBHEAR WALSHE1. BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYNOREEN DOODY, ST PATRICK'S COLLEGE, DUBLIN 2. B0WEN AND THE ANGLO-IRISH NOVELVERA KRIELKAMP, BOSTON COLLEGE 3. BOWEN AND MODERNISM ANDREW BENNETT, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL4. BOWEN STORIES OF THE 1920'SPAT COUGHLAN, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK5. BOWEN AND IRELANDDEREK HAND, ST PATRICK'S COLLEGE, DUBLIN6. THE GOTHIC AND THE SUPERNATURAL SINEAD MOONEY, NUI GALWAY 7. SUCCESS AND WAR EIBHEAR WALSHE 8. BOWEN AND AUTOBIOGRAPHYMARY BREEN, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK9. BOWEN AND IRELAND IN THE 1950S CLAIR WILLS, QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON10. BOWEN'S LAST NOVELSEIBHEAR WALSHE 11. GENDER AND THE BODY IN BOWENTINA O'TOOLE, UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK12. BOWEN'S CRITICAL AFTERLIFE JULIE ANNE STEVENS, TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN13. BOWEN AND CONTEMPORARY IRISH STUDIESHEATHER LAIRD, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK

About the Author

Eibhear Walshe is Lecturer in English, University College, Cork. He has edited six books, including Kate O'Brien: A Writing Life (Irish Academic Press 2006) and Ordinary People Dancing: Essays on Kate O'Brien (Cork University Press).