The Correction of Taste Book cover type:Hardcover From the narrow alleyways and

From the narrow alleyways and backstreets of the Liberties and the north inner city to the leafy environs of the south side

‘A Banal Stain’ tells the story of a graduate student lodging in a once-grand house in Lyon and confronting the ghosts of France’s colonial and Vichy past

This volume concludes a remarkable half-century journey

In this important sequel to the bestseller Blanketmen

The book is built around a core of previously uncollected work

The Correction of Taste Book cover type:Hardcover From the narrow alleyways andDonoghue was alert to the idea of the unsayable, as he circled around the idea of language itself as pliable material, all the more beautiful for that and worthy of our full consideration, but yielding at times to further levels of mystery from foreword by Colm Tibn In this last written work from renowned literary critic Denis Donoghue, The Correction of Taste examines the last three novels of the great Henry James, bringing into sharp focus the