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دانلود کتاب The Autobiography: An Only Child and My Father's Son
دانلود کتاب زندگی نامه: تک فرزند و پسر پدرم
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The Autobiography: An Only Child and My Father's Son
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نویسندگان: Frank O'Connor
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781497655072
ناشر: Open Road Media
سال نشر: 2014
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زبان: English
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توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب زندگی نامه: تک فرزند و پسر پدرم
زندگی نامه تحسین شده فرانک اوکانر، اکنون در یک
جلد
زمانی که فرانک اوکانر به دنیا آمد، والدینش
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
Frank O'Connor's acclaimed autobiography, now in one
volume
When Frank O'Connor was born, his parents—Minnie
O'Connor, a former maid raised in an orphanage, and Michael
O'Donovan, a veteran of the Boer War and the drummer in a local
brass-and-reed band—lived above a sweet-and-tobacco shop
in Cork, Ireland. The young family soon moved, however, to a
two-room cottage at the top of Blarney Street, a lane that
originates, as O'Connor so vividly describes it, "near the
river-bank, in sordidness, and ascends the hill to something
like squalor." From this unlikely beginning, a poor boy born
Michael Francis Xavier O'Donovan set out on the remarkable
journey that transformed him into Frank O'Connor, one of
Ireland's greatest writers.
An Only Child, the first installment of O'Connor's
wonderfully evocative autobiography, captures the joy and pain
of his early years: joy in the colorful people and places of
Cork and in his devoted relationship with his mother, pain in
the family's impoverished situation and in his father's
melancholy moods and drunken outbursts. Fifteen years old when
he joins the Irish Republican Army in the fight for
independence, O'Connor finds himself on the losing side of the
ensuing civil war and is imprisoned by the government of the
new nation. My Father's Son begins with his release from
an internment camp and follows him to Dublin and the
world-renowned Abbey Theatre, where he meets W. B. Yeats, J. M.
Synge, and other members of the Irish Literary Revival, and
takes the first steps toward becoming one of the twentieth
century's most beloved authors.
As richly detailed and eloquent as the best of his short
fiction, Frank O'Connor's autobiography is an entertaining
portrait of a fascinating time and place, and the inspiring
account of a young artist finding his voice.
