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1. • • 7 quotes from Clare Boylan: 'Please forgive my appearance. I am lately come from setting a house on fire.', 'She is insolently grown-up for her size. I suspect the influence of unsupervised reading.', and 'I see something of a comrade in you. You like a book.
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   • Quotes by Clare Boylan (?) “Please forgive my appearance. I am lately come from setting a house on fire.” “She is insolently grown-up for her size. I suspect the influence of unsupervised reading.” “I see something of a comrade in you. You like a book. Silent revelation on a page pleases you better than a self-bolstering display of verbal spillage.

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   Who is Clare Boylan?

   • Clare Boylan (21 April 1948 – 16 May 2006) was an Irish author, journalist and critic for newspapers, magazines and many international broadcast media. Born in Dublin in 1948, to Patrick and Evelyn Boylan (née Selby). Boylan began her career as a journalist at the now defunct Irish Press.

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   What makes Clare Boylan a good writer?

   • The various features are often interlaced, which gives a very personal insight into the writers she analyses. In her critical writing in particular, Clare Boylan is conscious of the act and art of writing in an ideal link to her essay collection The Agony and the Ego.

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   How does Clare Boylan engage with non-fiction writing?

   • This essay has illustrated Clare Boylan’s engagement with non-fiction writing considering some samples of her editorial, journalistic, autobiographical and critical work. The various features are often interlaced, which gives a very personal insight into the writers she analyses.

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   Who influenced Boylan & Keane?

   • Furthermore, both Boylan and Keane were deeply influenced by their mothers in their journey through writing, as Keane’s mother, Moira O’Neill, “was herself a poet and author of The Songs of the Glens of Antrim (1900)” (Ingman, Women 98).

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   Who are Patrick and Evelyn Boylan?

   • Born in Dublin in 1948, to Patrick and Evelyn Boylan (née Selby). Boylan began her career as a journalist at the now defunct Irish Press. In 1974 she won the Journalist of the Year award when working in the city for the Evening Press.

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   7 quotes from Clare Boylan: 'Please forgive my appearance. I am lately come from setting a house on fire.', 'She is insolently grown-up for her size. I suspect the influence of unsupervised reading.', and 'I see something of a comrade in you.

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   Freedom. Knowledge. Happiness. Discover Clare Boylan famous and rare quotes. "Psychiatry's a young science. Yesterday's madman may be..."

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   Clare Boylan (21 April 1948 – 16 May 2006) was an Irish author, journalist and critic for newspapers, magazines and many international broadcast media.

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   May 16, 2006 · “I see something of a comrade in you. You like a book. Silent revelation on a page pleases you better than a self-bolstering display of verbal spillage. What do you see in me?” ― Clare Boylan, Emma Brown. tags: books, reading. 3 likes. Like. See all Clare Boylan's quotes » Polls. Please vote for the book you'd like to read as a group in April 2010.

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   • Death Date: May 16, 2006

   • Birth Date: April 12, 1948

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   Heather Ingman suggests that The Visitor is “on the question of home” (Ingman, Women 140) and in her “Foreword” Boylan quotes in full a brief extract from the novella beginning with: “Home is a place in the mind. When it is empty, it frets” (Brennan, Visitor 8).

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    Last year during ISSM3 I posted on a very good short story by Clare Boylan, "The Little Madonnas". I was happy to see Anne Enright had included another of her stories, "Villa Marta" in her anthology The Granta Book of the Irish Short Story.