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Flann Obrien

Category Classic Fiction
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9780141182681

Rs. 798

Penguin Modern Classics

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Flann Obrien

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At Swim Two Birds

At Swim Two Birds

Who it's for: Readers who enjoy satire and inventive fiction

At Swim-Two-Birds is a riotous parody of Irish literature and culture, following a young, indolent Irish college student who spends his days in bed or writing a mischievous novel. His creation, Dermot Trellis, is a second-rate author whose characters revolt against him, seeking revenge in increasingly absurd ways. This comedic masterpiece has left a lasting impact on writers, showcasing the boundless potential of fiction. Why You Should Read? A hilarious and inventive take on Irish literature and culture. Features a unique narrative where characters rebel against their author. Influential in expanding the possibilities of fiction. Perfect for readers who enjoy satire and clever storytelling.

Highlights

  • Parody of Irish literature and culture
  • Characters revolt against their author
  • Influential in expanding the possibilities of fiction
  • Satirical and clever storytelling

Themes

Parody · Rebellion · Fiction within fiction · Irish culture

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ISBN 9780141182681
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000061626

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Questions about this book

What is the book about?

It follows a young Irish college student who writes a novel, but his characters rebel against their author, leading to absurd and comedic situations.

Is it a parody?

Yes, it is a riotous parody of Irish literature and culture.

Who is Dermot Trellis?

He is a second-rate author created by the student, whose characters revolt against him.

Why is it influential?

It has left a lasting impact on writers by showcasing the boundless potential of fiction.