A poetic exploration of Catholic guilt, repression, female identity and paganism in rural Ireland. Banned on its release and now considered a modern classic, Edna O’Brien’s A Pagan Place is celebrated for its sensory stream-of-consciousness style and unsettling second-person narration. Originally published in 1970.
Penguin edition, 1976
Good condition. Minor wear and rubbing to the cover; tight, uncreased spine. Clean interior.
