The Dublin Review, Number 7: Summer 2002

Emma Donoghue PluckA stray facial hair causes a crisis [fiction]Anne Enright A fishAn extract from The Pleasure of Eliza Lynch [fiction]Adrian Frazier Incitement to imaginationHilton Edwards, Micheál Mac Liammóir, and Frank McGuinness’s Gates of Gold [review-essay]Jon Ihle Becoming a RembrandtHow a painting attributed to a minor artist became certified as a Rembrandt [reportage]Michael Longley Seven war poems‘Pine Marten’, ‘Edward Thomas’s Poem’, ‘Sycamore’, ‘Pipistrelle’, ‘The Painters’, ‘Harmonica’, ‘Wooden Sails’ [essay]Bernard Loughlin A buddha of beatitudeA portrait of the author’s elderly neighbour in the Catalan Pyrenees [essay]Tom Paulin Pick, pack, pock, puckJoyce’s noises [essay]James Ryan The centre of the worldA retail behemoth comes to the Irish midlands [essay]Colm Tóibín Henry James and Ireland: a footnoteJames’s connections to, and hostility towards, his grandfather’s native country [essay]