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Colm Toibin on James Joyce's Ulysses
2001
'Love in a Dark Time': review of Holland and Hart-Davis eds., The
Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde, in London Review of Books Vol
23, No 8, April 19 2001, pp.11-17.
'MY
MANHATTAN; Mais Non! Forte, Please! Ay-Yi-Yi!' in The New York
Times April 13, 2001
Introduction to James Baldwin's novel Another Country, Penguin
Books, 2001
'The
Henry James of Harlem: James Baldwin's struggles' in The Guardian September
14, 2001
2000
'An
Unconditional Love' in Sunday Independent, January 16. 2000
'Gaelic Gloom': Review of 'Brian Moore: The Chameleon Novelist' by
Denis Sampson in London Review of Books 22.15, pp. 3-8
'Issues of Truth and Invention': Review of 'The Wartime Broadcasts
of Francis Stuart' edited by Brendan Barrington in London Review
of Books 23.01, pp. 3-11
'The
Day Poetry Came Alive' in Irish Times December 9, 2000
'Bacon's Arrow' in The Dublin Review no.1 Winter 2000-1, pp17-41
1999
'An Isle of Two Minds Seeks a Language of Compromise' in Wasington
Post, Sunday 4 April 1999, pB02 (Outlook)
'Roaming
the Greenwood' in London Review of Books 21.2
'At Last It's Time to Set Free the Cutback Generation' in Sunday
Times11 April, 1999
'Plumb
loco' in The Irish Times Saturday April 17 1999
Conor
McCarthy's reply to 'Plumb Loco' in Irish Times 28 April 1999
Tóibín
on Ulysses in 'That Blooming Book' by Rosita Boland in The Irish
Times on Bloomsday (16 June) 1999
My
Media in The Guardian, 27 September 1999
'What is you nation if I may ask?': Review of 'Jews in 2oth-Century
Ireland: Refugees, Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust' by Dermot Keogh.in London
Review of Books 21.19 pp37-39
'Writer
in Residence: Colm Toibin's Dublin' at Planet
'I Apologise - Now Would All Other Experts Do the Same' in Sunday
Independent, October 10, 1999
'In 20 years' time we will all know that trees have more rights than
cars' in Sunday Independent, December 19, 1999
1998
'The Great Irish Famine' in London Review of Books 20.15
'The People's Mouth' - reply to Tóibín by David Craig
in London Review of Books 20.16
'Have You Seen these Children' in Washington
Post, Sunday 11 January 1998, pX08 (Book World)
'A Letter from Dublin' in Washington
Post, Sunday 19 April 1998, pX05 (Book World).
'On
James Joyce's Ulysses' in Waterstones' Guide to Irish Books
(Edited by Cormac Kinsella), Waterstones: Brentford 1998, ISBN 1
902603 05 2
'On the Great Irish Famine. (Feature)' in London
Review of Books 20.15 [corres. 20.16]
1997
'Heaven's Coast: A Memoir. Doty, Mark;' in London
Review of Books 19.3
'Atlantis. Doty, Mark;' in London
Review of Books 19.3
'This Wild Darkness: The Story of My Death. Brodkey, Harold;' in London
Review of Books 19.3
'PWA: Looking Aids in the Face. Moore, Oscar' in London
Review of Books 19.3
'Pilgrimage Through Spain' in Washington
Post, Sunday 30 March 1997, pX01 (Book World)
'The Pluck of the Irish' in New Yorker, 6 January 1997, vol.
72, Issue 41, p25
'Write-in Candidate' in New Yorker (Europe Issue), vol. 73, Issue
10, p56 (on Seamus Heaney)
'He'll have brought it on himself' Review of "Sex, Nation and Dissent
in Irish Writing. Editor: Eibhear Walshe and "Goodbye to Catholic
Ireland" by Mary Kenny in London
Review of Books19.10
Correspondence in London
Review of Books[corres. 19.13]
'COMO
INVENTAR LECTORES', in La Jornada Semanal, 14 de septiembre de 1997
( Spanish)
'A LOOK AT... Peace Prospects in Northern Ireland: What Derry and
I have both Outgrown' in Washington
Post, 16 November 1997, pC03 (Outlook)
'Roger Casement's Diaries. 1910: The Black and the White. Editor:
Sawyer, Roger;' in London
Review of Books 19.19
'The Amazon Journal of Roger Casement. Editor: Mitchell, Angus' in London
Review of Books [corres. 19.21, 20.01]
1996
'Lighting the Seeds: Colm Toibin reads Famous Seamus's first collection
of poems since he was awarded the Nobel Prize' in The Observer 5
May 1996
'Diary. [life in a Pyrenean village, and on Barcelona's Ramblas]" in London
Review of Books 16.1
'How many nipples had Graham Greene?' [Greene's letters] (Feature)in London
Review of Books 16.11
'Profane Friendship. Brodkey, H'"in London
Review of Books 16.11
'One Art: The Selected Letters of Elizabeth Bishop. Editor: Giroux,
R' in London Review
of Books 16.15.
'Shelf Life: Essays, Memoirs and an Interview. Gunn, T.' in London
Review of Books 17.8
'On (Not) Saying What you Mean. [language and social change in Ireland]
(Feature)' in London
Review of Books 17.23
'Inventing Ireland: The Literature of the Modern Nation. Kiberd,
D.' in London
Review of Books 18.8
'Thomas Mann: A Biography. Hayman, R.;' in London
Review of Books 18.17
'Thomas Mann: Eros and Literature. Heilbut, A.;' in London
Review of Books 18.17
'Thomas Mann: A Life. Prater, D.' in London
Review of Books 18.17
'Art and life through red-tinted spectacles' (Review of Photocopies by
John Berger) in The Observer 21 July 1996, p15
'A Basque Terrorist's Welcome to the Hotel Catalonia' (Review of The
Lone Man by Bernardo Atxaga) in The Observer, August 4,
1996, p15
1994
'Worse in Wicklow' - review of Ireland Today: Anatomy of a changing
state, by Gemma Hussey in Times Literary Supplement, 1 April 1994,
Issue 4748, p22
'We all have our own troubles' (written with Sandra Brown) in New
Statesman & Society, 8 July 1994, Vol. 7 Issue 310, pXviii
1995
'Dublin's Epiphany" in The New Yorker, April 3, 1995, pp 45-53.
'Dream of Fair to Middling Women. Beckett, S. Editors: O'Brien, E.
and Fournier, E." in London Review of Books 15.7
'Haughey: His Life and Unlucky Deeds. Arnold, B." in London Review
of Books 15.11
'New Ways of Killing Your Father'. A review of 'Paddy and Mr. Punch:
Connections in Irish and English History' by R.F. Foster in London
Review of Books 15.22., p4-6 also published in 'New Ways to Kill
Your Father: Historical Revisionism' in Ireland: Towards New Identities?,
(eds. Karl-Heinz Westarp & Michael Böss), Aarhus: Aarhus University
Press, 1998, pp 28-36
'Acting Between The Lines - The Field Day Theatre Company and Irish
Cultural Politics 1980-1984' in The Times Literary Supplement 1995,
issue 4804, pp10-11
'Field Days Idea of Ireland' -Response to Colm Toibin' in The Times
Literary Supplement 1995, issue 4810, p 19
'Ancestral Voices - Religion and Nationalism in Ireland - Conor Cruise
O'Brien' in New York Times Book Review, Dec 31 1995, p7
1993
'Travel: Miracles in stone: Great Civilizations of the World: 1 Neolitihic
Europe." in The (London) Independent on Sunday, January 3 1993
'Another Celtic Renaissance" in Washington Post, Sunday 7 Febuary
1993, pX15 (Book World)
'A natural exile' - review of The Edge of The City: A scrapbook,
1976-91, by Desmond Hogan in Times Literary Supplement, 1 October
1993, Issue 4722, p13
'Damaged children' - review of May the Lord in His Mercy Be Kind
to Belfast, by Tony Parker in Times Literary Supplement, 12 November
1993, Issue 4728, p29
'A member of Fine Gael' - review of The Polling of the Dead, by John
Kelly in Times Literary Supplement, 26 November 1993, Issue 4730,
p21
1992
'Homage to Catalonia" in Wasington Post, 1 March 1992, pX01 (Book
World)
'Tin Ear in Erin Bradbury's Irish Tales from 'Moby Dick' Days" in
Wasington Post, 28 May 1992, p D02 (Style)
'Last years in a wet country' a review of the novel The Testament
of Spenser, by George MacBeth in Times Literary Supplement, 13 November
1992, issue 4676, p19
1991
'Martyrs and Metaphors" in Letters from a New Island (ed. Dermot
Bolger), Dublin: The Raven Art Press,1991, pp. 44-55.(originally
published on its own as a pamphlet)
1987
'Thomas Murphy's Volcanic Ireland" in Irish University Reveiw, Spring
1987, Dublin: 1987, pp 24-30
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