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Original publication
1983
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Synopsis
As reported in Mawrdew Czgowchwz, Mawrdew Czgowchwz, oltrano, born Maev Cohalen at Convent-on-the-Rock, Connemara, on Easter Sunday, 1916, left New York in the fall of 1956 to go to Dublin to star in the motion picture Pilgrim Soul, the story of Great Flaming Maev Cohalen, her mother, Ireland’s Joan of Arc. The picture, a Hyperion Productions feature, directed by Orphrey Whither, graphy in early November.
Story Vibe & Style Profile
Emotional Weight
1.7 / 5
Lighthearted
Narrative Pacing
2.1 / 5
Deliberate
Literary Style
3.6 / 5
Contemporary Literary
Speculative / Reality
4.1 / 5
Speculative / Fabulist
Appearances
The Paris Review
The Paris Review No. 88 — Summer 1983 · Jun 1, 1983
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