At Swim-two-birds

At Swim-two-birds by Flann O’Brien is a New Ed edition published by Penguin Books in 1967, featuring 217 pages in English. This work presents a unique narrative that intertwines various stories and characters, reflecting O’Brien’s distinctive style and humor. The book explores themes related to literature and fiction, offering readers a glimpse into the complexities of storytelling.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of interrelated tales that challenge traditional narrative structures. The book delves into the world of literature, showcasing the interplay between fiction and reality. With its contemporary perspective, At Swim-two-birds engages with elements of world literature, making it a notable addition to the genre. This edition invites readers to experience O’Brien’s comic spirit and inventive storytelling.
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“That’s a real writer, with the true comic spirit. A really funny book.” James Joyce.
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