The Collected Stories of Frank O'Connor
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Collected Stories is a collection of 67 of Frank O'Connor's best-known short stories, first published in 1981.[1]
The introduction to the collection was written by celebrated literary critic Richard Ellmann.
O'Connor expert Michael A. Steinman has pointed out that this collection is really "more 'selected' than 'collected'" since "it [only] contains one-third of O'Connor's stories".[2]
Contents
The collection contains among others the following stories:
- Christmas Morning
- The Bridal Night
- The Luceys
- Guests of the Nation
- The Late Henry Conran
- The Grand Viziers Daughters
- The Long Road to Ummera
- Song Without Words
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Works by Frank O'Connor
collections
- Guests of the Nation
- Bones of Contention
- Crab Apple Jelly
- The Common Chord
- Traveller's Samples
- The Stories of Frank O'Connor
- More Stories by Frank O'Connor
- Domestic Relations
- A Set of Variations
- The Cornet Player Who Betrayed Ireland
- The Collected Stories
- The Collar
- A Frank O'Connor Reader
- The Saint and Mary Kate
- Dutch Interior
- An Only Child
- My Father's Son
- The Wild Bird's Nest
- Lament for Art O'Leary
- The Midnight Court
- Kings, Lords, and Commons
- The Little Monasteries
- The Big Fellow
- Irish Miles
- Leinster, Munster and Connaught
- The Road to Stratford
- Shakespeare's Progress
- The Mirror in the Roadway
- The Lonely Voice
- The Backward Look