The Secret World of the Irish Male by Joseph…

The Secret World of the Irish Male (edition 1995)

by Joseph O'Connor

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The author of Desperadoes and Cowboys and Indians directs his acid humour upon contemporary Irish life at home and abroad. The result is a headlong, love-struck, end-of-millenium, coast-to-coast tour of the frustrations, contraditions and giddying glories of being Irish in the 1990s.

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Member:	janemroberts
Title:	The Secret World of the Irish Male
Authors:	Joseph O'Connor
Info:	Minerva (1995), Paperback, 245 pages
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The author of Desperadoes and Cowboys and Indians directs his acid humour upon contemporary Irish life at home and abroad. The result is a headlong, love-struck, end-of-millenium, coast-to-coast tour of the frustrations, contraditions and giddying glories of being Irish in the 1990s.

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