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Author Rebecca Pelan

Rebecca Pelan

Rebecca Pelan is a Senior Lecturer in the School of English, Drama & Film Studies at University College Dublin. Prior to joining UCD, she was Director/Senior Lecturer in Women’s Studies at the National University of Ireland, Galway, and was a General Editor of Irish Feminist Review. Her research interests include Irish women’s writing, Edna O’Brien’s fiction, feminist/literary theory, and Women’s Studies.

Real Journeys of the Imagination: Carson McCullers and Ireland

Rebecca Pelan
Articles, Issue 3 2014
American author Carson McCullers visited Ireland three times. The first two visits were to the ancestral home of Anglo-Irish novelist and short story writer Elizabeth Bowen in County Cork in May and July of 195... Read More...
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