Further remarks about Caoilinn Hughes’s The Wild Laughter
On a third reading of Caoilinn Hughes’s The Wild Laughter, I’m still confused as to what’s going on in the court case at the end. So is the first-person narrator.| www.artkavanagh.ie
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Women on the run in Lisa Lutz’s The Passenger and Laura Lippman’s Sunburn.| www.artkavanagh.ie
On a third reading of Caoilinn Hughes’s The Wild Laughter, I’m still confused as to what’s going on in the court case at the end. So is the first-person narrator.| www.artkavanagh.ie
The belief that the Irish language is capable of being revived has survived in an in-between state for decades: too weak to be put into effect, too entrenched to be given up. It’s time we stopped wasting resources on it.| www.artkavanagh.ie
