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  • Jonathan Swift
    Irish literature
    / The 1960s and beyond

    …and gender dynamics, such as The Blackwater Lightship (1999), which centers on three generations of women caregiving for a male family member who is dying of AIDS. Yet his best-known work, Brooklyn (2009), looked back to the 1950s to tell a haunting story of the mid-century wave of Irish emigration…

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    …and gender dynamics, such as The Blackwater Lightship (1999), which centers on three generations of women caregiving for a male family member who is dying of AIDS. Yet his best-known work, Brooklyn (2009), looked back to the 1950s to tell a haunting story of the mid-century wave of Irish emigration…

    Read More