Colby Quarterly, Volumes 34-35

Ahab American becomes Behan Blake Blake's Boston Brian Friel century characters Colby consciousness contemporary Irish context critics cultural Cytherea daughter death Deephaven Desperate Remedies domestic Dublin Dunne Eavan Boland Eliot English essay experience father feel female feminist fiction figure fool gender Ginsberg girl Hardy Hardy's Harper homosocial human identity imagination Ireland Irish fiction Irish poetry Ishmael issue Jade Peony James John Lady Ferry language Letters literary literature lives London male Manston margin Marina Carr marriage Mary Maryse Condé Miss Moby-Dick mother myth Nan's narrative narrator nature novel Plath play poem poetic political Potter question reader relationship Roarty Roarty's role Sarah Orne Jewett Sebastian Barry seems sense sexual silence social space story suggests Sylvia tells Tess things tion Tituba tradition Urizen Victorian vision voice Whitman Wide Sargasso Sea woman women poets words writing Yeats York