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Edna O'Brien's career splits cleanly in two: the early novels about Irish girls escaping convent country for London, which were banned and burned in Ireland when they appeared, and the late novels about violence and public catastrophe, written decades later by a writer with nothing left to lose.

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Edna O'Brien's career splits cleanly in two: the early novels about Irish girls escaping convent country for London, which were banned and burned in Ireland when they appeared, and the late novels about violence and public catastrophe, written decades later by a writer with nothing left to lose.
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A strong starting point is Girl with green eyes by Edna O’Brien. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.
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Once you have the fundamentals, explore closely related subjects like James Joyce, Samuel Beckett.

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