In one story by this man, Bob Doran is forced to marry Polly by the manipulative Mrs. Mooney, and in another Jimmy Doyle loses money gambling with his foreign friends. In another story by him, the young unnamed title character mourns the death of Father Flynn, and another story by this author sees the narrator go to the title fair to buy a gift. His most famous story conce
In one story by this man, Bob Doran is forced to marry Polly by the manipulative Mrs. Mooney, and in another Jimmy Doyle loses money gambling with his foreign friends. In another story by him, the young unnamed title character mourns the death of Father Flynn, and another story by this author sees the narrator go to the title fair to buy a gift. His most famous story concerns Gabriel Conroy's epiphany that he knows little of his wife. For 10 points, name this author of "The Boarding House," "After the Race," "Araby," and "The Dead," who wrote these stories in his collection Dubliners.
In one story by this man, Bob Doran is forced to marry Polly by the manipulative Mrs. Mooney, and in another Jimmy Doyle loses money gambling with his foreign friends.
James Augustine Aloysius Joyce