Nightlines (1970) |
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Coming into His Kingdom |
first publ. in Kilkenny Magazine 10 (Autumn-Winter 1963). |
Strandhill, The Sea |
first publ. as Summer at Strandhill, in The New Yorker (21 September 1963); rep. with num. amendments as Strandhill, The Sea in The Irish Press (27 April 1968); rep. in New Irish Writers 1: An Anthology from the Irish Press' Series, ed. David Marcus (Dolmen Press 1970). |
Why We're Here |
first publ. in The Cork Review: A Magazine of Poetry and Criticism (April 1968); rep. in Sunday Tribune (19 July 1981), Colour Supplement. [See also Why Were Here: A Story, in Cork Review, ed. Sean Dunne [Seán O Faoláin Special Issue] 1991, pp.49-50.] |
Christmas |
first publ. in The Irish Press (27 April 1968).
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The Key |
first publ. as Bomb Box in The Listener (25 December 1969); so printed in Nightlines (1970); amended version as The Key in Collected Stories (1992).
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Korea |
first publ. in Atlantic Monthly (October 1969).
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Wheels |
first publ. in Nightlines. |
Hearts of Oak and Bellies of Brass |
first publ. in Nightlines. |
Lavin |
first publ. in Nightlines. |
My Love, My Umbrella |
first publ. in Nightlines (1970); rep. in
Body and Soul: Irish Short Stories of Sexual Love ed. David Marcus (Poolbeg 1979). |
Peaches |
first publ. in Nightlines; not incl. in Love of the World. |
The Recruiting Officer |
first publ. in Nightlines; rep. in The Substance of Things Hoped For: Short Fiction by Modern Catholic Authors, ed. J. B. Breslin (Doubleday 1987). |
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Getting Through (1978) |
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Swallows |
first publ. in Evening Herald (20 December 1971); rep. in The London Magazine (December 1971-January 1972); also in The London Magazine, 1961-85, ed. Alan Ross (Chatto & Windus in 1986).
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The Beginning of an Idea |
first publ. in The New Review (August 1974); rep. in The New Review Anthology ed. Ian Hamilton (Heinemann 1985); The Oxford Book of Irish Short Stories ed. William Trevor (OUP 1989). Not included in Love of the World.
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The Stoat |
First publ. in unidentified journal (photocopy). |
A Slip-up |
First publ. in Strand (June 1975); rep. in Ploughshares III (1977); rep. in The Leitrim Guardian, 10 (1978). |
Faith, Hope and Charity |
First publ. in The New Review (October 1975); rep. in The Irish Press (20 November 1976).
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All Sorts of Impossible Things |
First publ. in Encounter (6 December 1975); rep. in The Irish Press (8 May 1976); Ploughshares 6 (1980); Best Irish Short Stories ed. David Marcus (Paul Elek 1976); Modern Irish Short Stories, ed. Ben Forkner (Viking/Penguin 1980); and The Ploughshares Reader: New Fiction for the Eighties, ed. Dewitt Henry (Pushcart Press 1985). |
The Wine Breath |
First publ. in The New Yorker (4 April 1977); rep. in in The Bodley Head Book of Irish Short Stories, ed. David Marcus (Lane 1980); also in Irish Short Stories (NEL 1982). |
Sierra Leone |
First publ. in The New Yorker (22 August 1977); revised for Getting Through. |
Doorways |
First publ. in Getting Through. |
Along the Edges |
First publ. in Getting Through. |
Gold Watch |
First publ. in The New Yorker (17 March 1980); also in US edition of Getting Through (Harper & Row 1980) and British edition of High Ground (Faber 1985). |
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High Ground (1985) |
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High Ground |
First publ. in The New Yorker (22 March 1982). |
Parachutes |
First publ. in Encounter (February 1983); rep. in The Irish Press (14 April 1983) and The Irish Literary Supplement [Boston College] (Spring 1984).
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Crossing the Line |
First publ. in The New Yorker (1 August 1983); rep. in Modern Irish Short Stories, ed. Caroline Walsh (The Irish Times 1986).
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A Ballad |
First publ. in Ireland and the Arts, ed. Tim Pat Coogan (Quartet 1983).
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Oldfashioned |
First publ. in The Yale Review (April 1984); rep. in Threshold (Winter 1983/1984). |
Eddie Mac |
First publ. in
The New Yorker (3 December 1984); rep. in The Irish Press (8 March 1985). |
Like All Other Men |
First publ. in
The Yale Review (April 1985); rep. in Firebird 4: New Writing from Britain and Ireland (Penguin 1985). |
Bank Holiday |
First publ. in The Irish Times (9 August 1985) |
The Conversion of William Kirkwood |
First publ. in High Ground. |
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Collected Stories (1992) |
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The Creamery Manager |
First publ. in The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies (July 1991). |
The Country Funeral |
Rep. in The Penguin Book of Irish Fiction ed. Colm Tóibín (Penguin 2001). |
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The Creatures of the Earth (2006) |
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Love of the World |
First publ. in Granta: The Magazine of New Writing (Autumn 1997); broadcast on BBC3 [Spirit of the Place ser.] (25 May 1997).
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Others |
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The White Boat |
First publ. in New Writing 6: An Anthology, ed. A.S. Byatt & Peter Porter (Vintage 1997). [Not incl. in Creatures of the Earth].
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