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Tom Deignan

 

Tom Deignan, a columnist for the Irish Voice newspaper, writes regularly for America.

Articles by Tom Deignan
Culture
Reading the Irish
Tom Deignan
Whatever else they did, the Irish forced "America to be America."
Books
Irish Gothic
Tom Deignan
Why is Irelands Edna OBrien never discussed as possible Nobel Prize winner?
Books
Dubliners of a Certain Age
Tom Deignan
Roddy Doyle's new stories about aging are not excessively grim or whiny.
Books
A Doomed Love
Tom Deignan
John Millington Synge is a troubled lover in Joseph O'Connor's 'Ghost Light'
Books
Henry's Final Act
Tom Deignan
Roddy Doyle's provocative trilogy raises important questions about the Irish past.
Books
Beyond the Earthly Realm
Tom Deignan
John Banville is a writers writer, whom even admirers admit can be difficult.
Books
Streets of Philadelphia
Tom Deignan
Irish fathers are a disturbingly flawed group.
Books
Back in the Old Country
Tom Deignan
Patrick Taylor's 'An Irish Country Christmas,' reviewed
Books
Hans and the City
Tom Deignan
'Netherland' is not another razzle-dazzle, postmodern novel for 23-year-old M.F.A.s.
Books
In Dublins Fair City
Tom Deignan
'The Deportees,' reviewed