Book review: Freedom at novels' heart

Books: Gauloises Smoken Here
O'Connor, F. 2025. Books: Gauloises Smoken Here.

Annihilation by Michel Houellebecq
O'Connor, F. 2025. Annihilation by Michel Houellebecq. Morning Star.

Success is Counted Sweetest...
O'Connor, F. 2024. Success is Counted Sweetest... in: Lavin, J. (ed.) The Lonely Crowd - Issue Fourteen Cardiff The Lonely Press. pp. 57-70

Chambermaid
O'Connor, F. 2024. Chambermaid. in: RTE Short Story Competition 2024 Finalists RTE.ie RTE.ie. pp. 1 -3

Austerity has led to an incessant erosion of human values
O'Connor, F. 2024. Austerity has led to an incessant erosion of human values. Morning Star.

Remembering peasants
O'Connor, F. 2024. Remembering peasants. Morning Star.

Gains in Translation for Readers and Publishers
O'Connor, F. 2022. Gains in Translation for Readers and Publishers. The Irish Times.

One does, one doesn't
O'Connor, F. 2022. One does, one doesn't. Firmament. 2 (2).

Book review: Form both holds and creates meaning
O'Connor, F. 2022. Book review: Form both holds and creates meaning. Morning Star.

Extracts from the play 'she had a ticket in mind'
O'Connor, F. 2018. Extracts from the play 'she had a ticket in mind'. in: D’Arcy, K. (ed.) Autonomy Cork, Ireland New Binary Press. pp. 200-215

The writer’s calling is now, increasingly, an unremunerated one
O'Connor, F. 2017. The writer’s calling is now, increasingly, an unremunerated one. The Irish Times

Pitch & Putt: The VIDA Survey of Gender Parity in Literary Periodicals
O'Connor, F. 2017. Pitch & Putt: The VIDA Survey of Gender Parity in Literary Periodicals. Éire-Ireland. 52 (1&2), pp. 337-353. https://doi.org/10.1353/eir.2017.0016

Silence, Exile and Coming Second
O'Connor, F. 2016. Silence, Exile and Coming Second. Dublin, Ireland