Edinburgh Review 120: Causeway
Issue 120 focuses on the literature, culture, and history of Northern Ireland, the tricentenary of the Union, and explores issues of national and cultural identity. The issue features new work by renowned authors from Northern Ireland, such as Tom Paulin, Glenn Patterson, alongside work by lesser-known writers. As with previous issues, articles explore the historical, cultural, and literary connections between N. Ireland and Scotland.
FICTION
Trapped
Bernard MacLaverty
Trapped Again
Bernard MacLaverty
The Toilets at the End of the Hemisphere
Glenn Patterson
Molly Fox
Deirdre Madden
Ticking the Boxes
Ron Butlin
POETRY
Tom Paulin
Alan Gillis
Frank Ormsby
Fred Johnston
Leontia Flynn
Howard Wright
Medbh McGuckian
Sinéad Morrissey
Dawn Wood
Nick Laird
Kapka Kassabova
ARTICLES
A Terrible Beauty. Bernard MacLaverty and the short story of the Troubles
Matthew McGuire
Weeds and wild flowers
Eleanor Burnhill
On the Making of a Playwright
Brian McAvera
Renaissance Fisherman
Michael Faulkner
Stewart Parker’s Scottish Play
Marilynn Richtarik
Northern Ireland Troubles Archive
Andrea Rea
Irish Stories? Filming the Troubles
Eamonn Hughes
PHOTOGRAPHS
Lammas Fair Ballycastle
Alastair McCook
Belfast in the Seventies
John Gilbert
REVIEWS
Hannah Adcock
Ross Alloway
Margaret Bennett
Valentina Bold
Bernard Crick
Turo Delgado
Alasdair Gillon
Andy Gloege
Aaron Kelly
Stephen Lackaye
Michael Lister
Duncan Sim
Nigel Smith
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