Mervyn Wall
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Mervyn Wall (1908 - 1997) is an Irish writer who was born in Dublin. Wall attended Belvedere College and worked as a civil servant. His wife, Frances Feehan, was a music critic.
Wall published novels, short stories and plays, and wrote for a short-lived literary magazine, Ireland Today.
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[edit] Writings
[edit] Novels
- The Unfortunate Fursey, 1946
- The Return of Fursey, 1948
- Leaves for Burning, 1952
- No Trophies Raise, 1956
- Hermitage, 1982
- The Garden of Echoes, 1982
[edit] Plays
- Alarm among the Clerks, 1940
- The Lady in the Twilight, 1971
[edit] Other Publications
- A Flutter of Wings, 1974, short stories
- Forty Foot Gentlemen Only, 1963, history
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