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Marina CarrThe 2012 Puterbaugh Fellow“Lately I have begun to suspect if th…
COVER FEATURE
A Tribute to Marina Carr
Marina Carr is an influential voice in contemporary drama in Ireland and beyond. Born in 1964, Carr grew up in County Offaly and studied English and philosophy at University College Dublin, where she later focused her graduate studies on the work of Samuel Beckett. To date, Carr has written sixteen plays, and she is now considered—along with Brian Friel—one of Ireland's most important playwrights since Beckett. In 2012, Carr visited WLT and the University of Oklahoma as the 2012 Puterbaugh Fellow.
- By Nancy Finn
- Scenes from Marina Carr’s By the Bog of Cats, directed by Susan ShaughnessyUniversity of OklahomaMarch 10–14, 2012 Photos: Ty Johnson / …
Table of Contents
A Tribute to Marina Carr
ESSAY "The Shadow Side of Modern Ireland," Jody Allen Randolph
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ESSAY "Tough, Impossible Love: The Theater of Marina Carr," Mark Cuddy
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ESSAY WEB EXCLUSIVE
Directing By the Bog of Cats
VIDEO WEB EXCLUSIVE
Theater in Eleven Dimensions: A Conversation with Marina Carr
by Nancy Finn
Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland
FICTION "Major Drill," Ethel Rohan
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EXCERPT The Devil I Know, Claire Kilroy
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ESSAYS
"A Lesson in the Nature of Revolution," Adania Shibli
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"What is Asia to Me? Looking East from Africa," Ngugı wa Thiong’o
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Fiction
"We, the Daughters of Mr. Khunsur Ali," Murtedha Gzar
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
Fátima, Queen of the Night
Poetry
"Meditation Caves of Tibet," Fred Dings
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Two Poems, Paula Bohince
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The Truth a Poet Can Tell
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
Three Poems
by Fred Dings
In Every Issue
City Profile: Literature in the “Land of God” (Marrakech, Morocco)
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New Books: Writers and Their Cities
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Web Exclusives
WEB EXCLUSIVE
The Dublin Writers Museum
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
10 Unusual Micro Libraries
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
Fun with Your New Head: Science Fiction Reading List