Ebook {Epub PDF} Eggshells by Caitriona Lally

Caitriona Lally has been a postwoman, an abstract writer, a home helper in New York and an English teacher in Japan. Her first novel, Eggshells, was shortlisted for Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards in She currently works as a cleaner in Dublin and 4/5().  · Debut author Caitriona Lally offers readers an exhilaratingly fresh take on the Irish love for lyricism, humor, and inventive wordplay in a book that is, in itself, deeply charming, and deeply moving. Are you reading Eggshells with your book group? Check out our reading group questions to get the conversation www.doorway.ru: Caitriona Lally.  · Caitriona Lally on writing Eggshells: from the dole to a debut novel A first-time author’s compelling and frank account of the impact of losing a job and how the experience formed her as a writerAuthor: Caitriona Lally.

Debut author Caitriona Lally offers readers an exhilaratingly fresh take on the Irish love for lyricism, humor, and inventive wordplay in a book that is, in itself, deeply charming, and deeply moving. Read Full Product Description. Paperback. $ Eggshells Caitriona Lally. Melville House, $ (p) ISBN Buy this book. In this whimsical debut novel, Lally chronicles the wanderings of Vivian, a lonely woman who. Writer's Voices interviews Caitriona Lally on her new book - www.doorway.ru at: http//:www.doorway.ru

Caitriona Lally has been a postwoman, an abstract writer, a home helper in New York and an English teacher in Japan. Her first novel, Eggshells, was shortlisted for Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards in She currently works as a cleaner in Dublin and is trying to finish that difficult second novel. Eggshells by Caitriona Lally review – a daring debut An eccentric outsider roams around Dublin in an inventive and moving debut Corners of Dublin ‘speak of magic’ in Eggshells. Eggshells. Author: Caitriona Lally. Genre: Fiction. Tag: Ireland. I picked this up knowing nothing about it, but was drawn in by the promise of a tour through my beloved Dublin. The book didn't disappoint on that front, but the story left me feeling conflicted.