Stolen Child - Kelly, Suzanne
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Upon finishing Suzanne Kelly�s poetic novel Stolen Child I marvel at how accurately and completely the author captures the complexities of the Irish-American experience. Every page sings with particulars�familiar customs, superstitions, song lyrics, dance steps, history, snippets of the Irish language, clan loyalty, upward mobility, and the fierce Catholicism that spawns the familiar wry humor on one hand and coexists with belief in the faeries on the other. The book is a remarkable read if one is looking for authentic cultural immersion.

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Upon finishing Suzanne Kelly�s poetic novel Stolen Child I marvel at how accurately and completely the author captures the complexities of the Irish-American experience. Every page sings with particulars�familiar customs, superstitions, song lyrics, dance steps, history, snippets of the Irish language, clan loyalty, upward mobility, and the fierce Catholicism that spawns the familiar wry humor on one hand and coexists with belief in the faeries on the other. The book is a remarkable read if one is looking for authentic cultural immersion.
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Suzanne Kelly was raised in suburban Kansas City and has long had an interest in the history of the Irish in America as reflected in songs and stories passed from generation to generation. She comes from a large extended Irish family, one branch of which resides in Kansas City. Suzanne graduated from the University of Kansas with a BA in English and a law degree. She also holds an MA in English from Indiana University. Two Individual Artist Grants from the Montgomery (Ohio) County Arts and Cultural District have supported her work. Having worked as an Assistant Ohio Attorney General and for an online legal publisher, she currently enjoys her position as Lecturer of Law at Wright State University. She lives in Dayton, Ohio with her husband, the poet David Garrison.