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Listen to a sample read by Jack Fennell. 'What is a Ghoul?' (by Anonymous, 1890) https://tramppress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/What-Is-A-Ghoul.mp3 ----   I cannot remember my father or my mother; oh, wretched that I am! Had I either? My memory goes back three months – no further. Every day, I live those three months over and over again. A mystical battle between foreign gods and local saints is unleashed as idols are mistaken for garden ornaments; an ambiguous wizard spies on his neighbours from an invisible tower; a cursed duelling pistol influences its owners to commit suicide. Edited and introduced by Jack Fennell, this collection of lesser-known works of classic Irish fantasy – with strange combinations of occultism, electricity, magic and playfully Biblical archetypes – illuminate a side of Irish literary history that is often overlooked.   Contributors: Jane Barlow (1856-1917) wrote under a couple of different pseudonyms, most notably ‘Felix Ryark’ and ‘Antares Skorpios,’ the latter of which she shared with her father, the Reverend James William Barlow, Vice-Provost of Trinity College Dublin. As Felix Ryark, she published A Strange Land (1908).   William Carleton (1794-1869) was born in Clogher, County Tyrone. The son of a poor Catholic tenant farmer, Carleton converted to Anglicanism as an adult, and his work —  particularly Traits and Superstitions of the Irish Peasantry (five volumes, 1830-1834), featuring pronounced anti-clericalism and stereotypical images of Irish country people as uneducated, superstitious alcoholics — can perhaps be read as a cathartic repudiation of his unhappy upbringing. Though his reputation remains controversial, he is noted for his vivid, Gothic depictions of the Great Famine, and sympathetic portrayal of those worst affected, in his novels The Black Prophet (1847) and The Squanders of Castle Squander (1852). George Egerton (1859-1945), or Mary Chavelita Dunne Bright, was born

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Andrea Long Chu is a critic at New York Magazine. She is the winner of the 2023 Pulitzer Prize in Criticism.

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»Die ganze Geschichte vom Kreuz, vom Leiden, der Auferstehung: Ich glaube, dass wir jeden Tag aufs Neue über diese Dinge nachdenken müssen, um Jesus zu erkennen und ihn zu verstehen; um das Geschenk zu verstehen, das er uns gemacht hat: das Geschenk, das Jesus selbst ist, der Erlöser.« (Papst Benedikt XVI.; im April 2013 in Castel Gandolfo) Erstmals werden bisher unveröffentlichte Privatpredigten von Papst Benedikt XVI. gesammelt und herausgegeben - Predigten, die er sowohl während seines Pontifikats als auch in den ersten Jahren danach hielt. Ein Vorwort von Erzbischof Georg Gänswein, dem langjährigen Privatsekretär Benedikts XVI., führt in die Predigten ein. Federico Lombardi, der langjährige Pressesprecher des Vatikan, schreibt: »Wer Ratzingers Spiritualität erleben will, der wird diese Predigten genießen. Es ist ein geistlicher Dienst, den Benedikt uns weiterhin leisten kann.« Papst Benedikt XVI.: Der Herr hält unsere Hand unveröffentlichte Predigten zur Fasten- und Osterzeit ISBN /EAN: 9783451036675 Herder Verlag 268 Seiten, Hardcover, gebunden mit Lesebändchen

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