On June 24, 2020, Governor Murphy announced that libraries are permitted, when ready, to open to the public at 25% capacity, beginning July 2. Library administration and staff are still working on finalizing details related to safely reopening our doors to the public. We will post updates here as soon as we have more information to share.
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Sebastian Barry
Irishman Sebastian Barry writes literary fiction about his countrymen during wartime. His leisurely paced plots are moving, bleak, and heartbreaking; alienation and loneliness are ever present. Barry's masterful characterizations reveal how long-term pain and sadness will either crush or strengthen the sufferer. His language is evocative and lyrical, offering both a strong sense of place and a charming, poetic atmosphere. The importance of family, the IRA, and the subjugation of the Irish figure prominently in Barry's work.
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