No Authority
Writings from the Laureateship
Distributed for University College Dublin Press
120 pages
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6 1/4 x 9 1/4
- Contents
- Review Quotes
Table of Contents

Contents
CONTENTS
Introduction - report on my time as Laureate (first published in the Irish Times)
Lecture 1 - Antigone in Galway (first published in the LRB)
Story 1 - The Hotel (First published in The New Yorker)
Lecture 2 - Introduction to Maeve Brennan (First published by the Sting Fly as an
Introduction to The Springs of Affection)
Story 2 - Solstice (first published in The New Yorker)
Lecture 3 - CALL YOURSELF GEORGE: GENDER REPRESENTATION IN THE IRISH LITERARY LANDSCAPE
OH, CANADA - LECTURE DELIVERED as UCD Professor of Creative Writing ON THE OCCASION OF MARGARET ATWOOD ULYSSES MEDAL
PROMOTING IRELAND ABROAD
Address given to the Ambassadors of Ireland as part of the Global Ireland conference.
Introduction - report on my time as Laureate (first published in the Irish Times)
Lecture 1 - Antigone in Galway (first published in the LRB)
Story 1 - The Hotel (First published in The New Yorker)
Lecture 2 - Introduction to Maeve Brennan (First published by the Sting Fly as an
Introduction to The Springs of Affection)
Story 2 - Solstice (first published in The New Yorker)
Lecture 3 - CALL YOURSELF GEORGE: GENDER REPRESENTATION IN THE IRISH LITERARY LANDSCAPE
OH, CANADA - LECTURE DELIVERED as UCD Professor of Creative Writing ON THE OCCASION OF MARGARET ATWOOD ULYSSES MEDAL
PROMOTING IRELAND ABROAD
Address given to the Ambassadors of Ireland as part of the Global Ireland conference.
Review Quotes
The New York Review of Books
“Enright has expressed her concern with questions of female authority and authorship in a series of trenchant lectures given during her tenure as the inaugural laureate for Irish fiction. . . . She cites grim sets of statistics but, throughout, the mood of these essays is lifted by the evidence, everywhere, that women are no longer putting up with it.”
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