Now We Can Talk Openly About Men by Martina Evans Wild Card with their own humour

with their own humour

There are elegies to the cineastes Abbas Kiarostami and Chantal Akerman

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          there they sit like statues of sitting dogs

bending poetic form through fragment

Now We Can Talk Openly About Men by Martina Evans Wild Card with their own humourNow We Can Talk Openly About Men is made up of dramatic monologues, in two parts, the first at the time of the Irish War of Independence, the second at the time of the Civil War. Martina Evans uses two distinct narrative voices. First comes Mrs Kathleen (Kitty) Donovan, a dressmaker who is given to taking laudanum. She is followed by Miss Babe Cronin, a stenographer who has fallen in love with a young revolutionary. The speaking, musing, narrating