
Palimpsests: Flann O'Brien Dublin 2019
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The Fifth International Flann O’Brien Conference (Dublin 16-19 July 2019) | Watch this space for announcements and our full CFP! | #Flann2019
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Delighted to launch, with Dr Samraghni Bonnerjee, our open access collection on 'Literature, Law and Psychoanalysis' The Open Library of Humanities with an amazing essay on Patrick Hamilton and Neville Heath by Victoria Stewart. Do check it out; more essays coming soon! olh.openlibhums.org/collections/sp…


Check out @robmdkiely's reading of the satirical writings Brian O'Nolan in light of the energy history of Ireland, titled: World-Ecological Satire: Peat, Brian O'Nolan, and the Irish Free State's Energy Regime. This is a very timely and relevant article! euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.33…




At Swim-Two-Bobs • Frank McNally on the mysteries of numerology in the work of Bob Dylan and Flann O’Brien buff.ly/2YX0DNh


#JJB114 includes kevan mae on TriesteJoyceSchool 2019, Joseph Brooker on Palimpsests: Flann O'Brien Dublin 2019 &, fittingly on the evening before #Bloomsday, Robert Nicholson's report on #Bloomsday2019.


On Brian O’Nolan’s 109th birthday, we are thrilled to announce that Journal of Flann O'Brien Studies: Journal of Flann O’Brien Studies has joined the Open Library of Humanities The Open Library of Humanities. From now on, all past & future issues will be free to read as a fully open-access, peer-reviewed journal!


From the #ParishReview Archives #1 "Myles in Space: Science Fiction and Cruiskeen Lawn" by Jack Fennell Jack Fennell 🏳️⚧️ The Parish Review 3.1 (Fall 2014) Read about Myles's sci-fi tropes, from excursions to the moon & death-rays to interstellar banshees!🚀 parishreview.openlibhums.org/article/id/312…


I am honoured to have the special issue 5.1 (cover by Ollie Sweetman), I guest edited coming out on the new platform very soon with essays from Rodney X Sharkey, Maggie Glass Dr Maggie Glass, and Brian Doherty. Plus some other Flannesque surprises you won't want to miss.


From the #ParishReview Archives #2 "The Catastrophe of Cliché: Karl Kraus, Cruiskeen Lawn and the Culture Industry" by Tobias Harris Tobias Harris The Parish Review 3.2 (Spring 2016) Award-winning essay comparing Myles & the Austrian satirist Karl Kraus parishreview.openlibhums.org/article/id/318…

From the Archives #3 "An Inventory of Brian O’Nolan’s Library at Boston College" by Catherine Ahearn (Catherine Ahearn) & Adam Winstanley #ParishReview 2.1 (Fall 2013) A great resource for O'Brien researchers-a "Buchhandlug" of his own library Burns Library, Boston College @burnslibrary.bsky. parishreview.openlibhums.org/article/id/328…


From the Archives #4 "As ucht a bhochtanais Ghaeiligh: Parody, Poverty & the Politics of Irish Folklore in An Béal Bocht" by Gregory Darwin (Gregory R. Darwin) #ParishReview 4.1 (Spring 2018) Parodies of the seanchas, from our special issue 'An Béal Bocht @ 75' parishreview.openlibhums.org/article/id/322…


🎉SAVE THE DATE!🥂 29 OCT The International Flann O’Brien Society invites you to an online dual launch of "Flann O’Brien: Gallows Humour", a new volume of essays from CorkUniversityPress *and* Journal of Flann O'Brien Studies: Journal of Flann O‘Brien Studies, on its new open-access home at the The Open Library of Humanities


