KnowraIrish literatureLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Irish literature, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 1Narrower topic 7Compared with 3English literatureCompared with: Its national tradition overlaps with English-language writing while retaining a distinct Irish literary history.Irish languageRelated: Its manuscripts preserve linguistic evidence and a long record of Irish-language writing.Scottish literatureCompared with: Its language politics and colonial histories offer a close comparison with Scotland’s literary experience.Bram StokerNarrower topic: Stoker’s Dublin origins place his career within the wider history of Irish writing.Welsh literatureCompared with: Its relationship between language, nation, and literature offers a useful comparison.Martin McDonaghNarrower topic: His work draws on, revises, and sometimes satirizes traditions of Irish storytelling.Colm TóibínNarrower topic: Tóibín’s fiction and criticism contribute to this broad, contested literary tradition.Edna O'BrienNarrower topic: O’Brien’s work belongs to a literary tradition shaped by colonial history and social change.Sheridan Le FanuNarrower topic: Irish history and settings inform much of Le Fanu’s fiction.Anne EnrightNarrower topic: Enright’s work belongs to a literary tradition she both inherits and reshapes.Louis MacNeiceNarrower topic: MacNeice’s Irish upbringing and divided attachments shape his treatment of place and identity.