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Mary Josephine Lavin was a noted Irish short story writer and novelist. She is regarded as a pioneering female author in the traditionally male-dominated world of Irish letters. Her subject matter often dealt explicitly with feminist issues and concerns at a time when the primacy of the Roman Catholic church and its abuses impinged extensively on Irish society.
Awards: James Tait Black (1943)
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Tales from Bective Bridge (1942)
The Long Ago, and Other Stories (1944)
The Becker Wives (1946)
At Sallygap (1947)
A Single Lady & Other Stories (1951)
The Patriot Son, and Other Stories (1956)
A Likely Story (1957)
Selected Stories (1959)
The Great Wave, and Other Stories (1961)
The Stories of Mary Lavin: Vol 1 (1964)
In The Middle Of The Fields, And Other Stories (1967)
Happiness, and Other Stories (1969)
A Memory and Other Stories (1972)
The Second-best Children in the World (1972)
The Stories of Mary Lavin Vol 2 (1974)
The Shrine, and Other Stories (1977)
A Family Likeness (1985)
The Stories of Mary Lavin : Vol 3 (1985)
In a Cafe (1995)
The Long Ago, and Other Stories (1944)
The Becker Wives (1946)
At Sallygap (1947)
A Single Lady & Other Stories (1951)
The Patriot Son, and Other Stories (1956)
A Likely Story (1957)
Selected Stories (1959)
The Great Wave, and Other Stories (1961)
The Stories of Mary Lavin: Vol 1 (1964)
In The Middle Of The Fields, And Other Stories (1967)
Happiness, and Other Stories (1969)
A Memory and Other Stories (1972)
The Second-best Children in the World (1972)
The Stories of Mary Lavin Vol 2 (1974)
The Shrine, and Other Stories (1977)
A Family Likeness (1985)
The Stories of Mary Lavin : Vol 3 (1985)
In a Cafe (1995)
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