In one of this author's stories, a young boy desperately offers to recite a Hail Mary for his father as his father beats him for letting the fire burn out. This author appears as a "man who wishes his total indifference to public notice to be universally recognized" in Tom S
In one of this author's stories, a young boy desperately offers to recite a Hail Mary for his father as his father beats him for letting the fire burn out. This author appears as a "man who wishes his total indifference to public notice to be universally recognized" in Tom Stoppard's play (*) Travesties. "Counterparts" and "An Encounter" appear in a collection by this author, which includes a story about the annual Morkan dance attended by Professor Gabriel Conroy. "The Dead" concludes - for 10 points - what Irish author's collection Dubliners?
In one of this author's stories, a young boy desperately offers to recite a Hail Mary for his father as his father beats him for letting the fire burn out.