Colm Tóibín "Nora Webster

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In his seventh novel, Tóibín returns to Enniscorthy, the Irish village that was the point of departure for Eilis in Brooklyn; it’s twenty years later, the Troubles are starting up in the North and Nora, mother of four, has just become a widow. In his signature graceful and powerful prose, Tóibín follows Nora as she learns how to live fully again in the wake of her loss. (Scribner)
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[@forresthurlbut8266]

Thank you Mr Toibin. You have a written another beautiful novel.

[@petersolomon5227]

What a terrific writer this man is. I have read "The Master" and "Love in a Dark Time" and so enjoy his work.

[@RaymondQuirke]

Enniscorthy is a town, not a village. Colm is highly respected in his home town.
Enniscorthy (Irish: Inis Córthaidh) is the second-largest town in County Wexford, Ireland. At the 2011 census, the population of the town and environs is 10,838.