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Type
Novel
Publication Name
Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom
Country/Region of Manufacture
Ireland
ISBN
9780812577853
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Publisher
Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom & Co
ISBN-10
081257785X
ISBN-13
9780812577853
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28038600085

Product Key Features

Book Title
1972 :A Novel of Ireland's Unfinished Revolution
Number of Pages
416 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2006
Topic
Historical
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Author
Morgan Llywelyn
Book Series
Irish Century Ser.
Format
Mass Market

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Item Length
6.7 in
Item Width
4 in

Additional Product Features

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Trade
Reviews
As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder., Praise for 1972 Â"As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder.Â" --Kirkus Â"This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in1972.Â" --Boston Irish Reporter Â"[Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping.Â" --Irish Voice Â"Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors.1972's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love.Â" Â-Richmond-Times Dispatch, Praise for 1972 "As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder." -- Kirkus "This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972 ." -- Boston Irish Reporter "[Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping." -- Irish Voice "Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors. 1972 's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love." - Richmond -Times Dispatch, Praise for 1972   "As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder." --Kirkus "This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972." --Boston Irish Reporter "[Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping." --Irish Voice "Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors. 1972's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love." Richmond-Times Dispatch, This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972., [Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping., "As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder." -- Kirkus "This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972 ." -- Boston Irish Reporter "[Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping." -- Irish Voice "Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors. 1972 's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love." Richmond -Times Dispatch, "As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters. The years whistle by with joy and gunpowder." -- Kirkus Reviews "This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972 ." -- Boston Irish Reporter "[Morgan Llywelyn's] strength comes from her extraordinary ability to place the story in the surrounding politics of the time. . . . Llywelyn's grasp of Northern Ireland history is superb, and the immediacy of her writing is extremely gripping . . . . Llywelyn convincingly describes the bitter disappointment and the worsening violence that would culminate in Bloody Sunday in 1972. This ambitious series proves that Llywelyn is not some naive outsider writing romantic historical novels about Ireland's bloody political past. Her research is accomplished, her narrative style is gripping." -- Irish Voice "Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors. 1972 's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love." -- Richmond Times-Dispatch, This novel is Irish history brought to thrilling life by the acclaimed Morgan Llywelyn . . .A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid movements of historical importance. . . .Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972 ., Llywelyn is an astute observer of matters Irish, and understands the passions that move the actors. 1972 's ending is as tragic and inevitable as a tombstone, and as memorable as Swift's quip: The Irish have religion enough to hate, but not enough to love., As the multi-novel nears our own age, the reader draws more deeply into the flow of events and the characters.
Dewey Edition
22
Series Volume Number
4
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Edition Description
Annotated edition
Synopsis
Continuing his Irish Century series, Llywelyn tell the story of Ireland from 1950-1972 as seen through the eyes of young photographer Barry Halloran, son and grandson of Irish revolutionaries, who finds himself in the middle of the most horrific event of all: Bloody Sunday in Derry, 1972., The Irish Century series is the story of the Irish people's epic struggle for independence through the tumultuous course of the 20th century. Morgan Llywelyn's magisterial multi-novel chronicle of that story began with 1916 , which was followed by 1921 and 1949 . It now continues with 1972, which covers the events and social changes of the mid-century in Ireland through the story of the coming-of-age of Barry Halloran, son of Ursula Halloran (the heroine of 1949 ). Barry moves from patriotic involvement in the IRA, to an aversion to explosives and guns and a career as a photographer, to a final moment of radicalization in the face of the horrifying injustices in Northern Ireland that crystalized on Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972. A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972, through Barry's journey the novel gives a clear understanding of social changes, pressure points, and vivid moments of historical importance. Clear parallels are drawn to the American civil rights movements of the 1960s, which in part motivated the patriotic and oppressed Irish Catholics. At the same time, there is the continuation of the family saga that links all the volumes of this series, and a passionate romance for Barry. Morgan Llywelyn is at her storytelling best in 1972 . The Irish Century Novels 1916: A Novel of the Irish Rebellion 1921: The Great Novel of the Irish Civil War 1949: A Novel of the Irish Free State 1972: A Novel of Ireland's Unfinished Revolution 1999: A Novel of the Celtic Tiger and the Search for Peace
LC Classification Number
PS3562.L94A65 2006

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