Banned in Ireland when it was first published in 1936, Talk of Angels is an extraordinary novel by Kate O'Brien, one of the preeminent modern Irish women writers, whose influence and importance are being rediscovered today by a new…
Banned in Ireland when it was first published in 1936, Talk of Angels is an extraordinary novel by Kate O'Brien, one of the preeminent modern Irish women writers, whose influence and importance are being rediscovered today by a new generation of readers. A powerful and romantic tale of lost innocence and illicit love, Talk of Angels is set in Spain as the country is moving toward the brink of civil war. Mary Lavelle, a young Irish woman, journeys there to work as a governess with the Areavaga family. With the arrival of their handsome son Juanito, Mary soon finds her convent education and…
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