The collegians
- 479 pages
- 17 hours of reading
This romantic melodrama set in rural Killarney in the early 19th century was based on a real case of 1829.
Gerald Griffin Books
Gerald Griffin was an Irish novelist known for his insightful depictions of Irish life. His fiction often drew inspiration from actual events and court cases he covered as a reporter. Griffin possessed a keen eye for detail, skillfully portraying the social conditions and human dramas of his time, contributing significantly to the realist movement in Irish literature. His enduring legacy lies in his authentic and compelling storytelling.
Holland Tide
- 376 pages
- 14 hours of reading
This reprint offers a glimpse into the literary landscape of 1857, showcasing the themes, style, and context of the original work. Readers can explore the historical significance and cultural nuances that shaped its creation, providing a valuable perspective on the era's storytelling. The text remains true to its roots, allowing contemporary audiences to appreciate its relevance and artistry in today's literary scene.
