Correspondence between Michael O’Toole and Paul Thomelin, a new Kate O’Brien enthusiast seeking advice and information from O’Toole.
Sin títuloGreeting card from Mary O’Mara to Michael O’Toole, thanking him for his gift of Kate O’Brien’s ‘Impressions of English Literature’.
Sin títuloCopy letter [from Michael O’Toole?] to Alderman Jim Kemmy, passing on two of his favourite Kate O’Brien quotes for possible inclusion in Kemmy’s anthology [The Limerick Anthology, Dublin: Gill & McMillan, 1996]
Sin títuloPhotocopy of an article entitled ‘Why the Rage for French Films?’ by Kate O’Brien, published in The Star on 1 February 1938. Also see P12/2/1/2/5/1.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of a review by Kate O’Brien of five works of fiction, published in the Spectator on 25 March 1938.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of the first three pages of a typescript piece entitled ‘Singapore has Fallen’ by Kate O’Brien, subsequently published in the Spectator on 27 February 1942. Also see P12/2/1/3/1.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of ‘The Loveliest Place I Know’ by Kate O’Brien. Originally published in Kilkee – Official Guide, [1947?]. Originally attached to P76/2/1/3.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of a script entitled ‘“Do You Remember?”: No. 1. “The Autumn Term”’, written by Kate O’Brien for the radio programme Between Ourselves, transmitted on 1 December 1955.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of a handwritten draft of a lecture entitled ‘The Brontës and Haworth’, delivered by Kate O’Brien to UCD women graduates in February 1958.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of ‘UCD As I Forget It’ by Kate O’Brien from University Review, vol. 3, no. 2 (Summer 1963), pp. 6-11.
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