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Indigo Aesthetics of Excess in Northern Irish Troubles Fiction: Terror, Trauma, and Affect | Erin Mills Town Centre
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This book examines a shared aesthetics of excess, and the reasons for its presence, in the works of five writers whose novels about the Troubles in Northern Ireland have been published since 1994: Seamus Deane (R eading in the Dark ); Eoin McNamee ( Resurrection Man and T he Ultras ); Ann Burns ( No Bones, Little Constructions, and Milkman ); David Keenan ( For the Good Times ); and Michael Hughes ( Country ). . The novels under discussion express and reflect psychological trauma, present small-slice, phenomenological history to challenge and augment official records, confront the violent realities of war, and illustrate sociological aspects of identity tied to gender, class, politics, religion, and place. Overall, the book highlights how excessive elements of style and content work together to create fiction that captures the complex communal and personal emotional tolls of living through the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
This book examines a shared aesthetics of excess, and the reasons for its presence, in the works of five writers whose novels about the Troubles in Northern Ireland have been published since 1994: Seamus Deane (R eading in the Dark ); Eoin McNamee ( Resurrection Man and T he Ultras ); Ann Burns ( No Bones, Little Constructions, and Milkman ); David Keenan ( For the Good Times ); and Michael Hughes ( Country ). . The novels under discussion express and reflect psychological trauma, present small-slice, phenomenological history to challenge and augment official records, confront the violent realities of war, and illustrate sociological aspects of identity tied to gender, class, politics, religion, and place. Overall, the book highlights how excessive elements of style and content work together to create fiction that captures the complex communal and personal emotional tolls of living through the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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