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 Molly Fox's Birthday - Deirdre Madden
Newest Review: ... to the times when she met them (Andrew during college in Dublin and Molly when she starred in her first successful play). ... more  ... Probably the most interesting aspect of this book is discovering more about the elusive Molly Fox more than anything; as although we are in the present with the narrator and Andrew also appears in the present, Molly is only shown to the reader in flashbacks and a phone call at the end of the book.
Throughout the book, the narrator reveals certain stories about her past encounters with Molly and it is slowly revealed how her quirky nature has come about. In doing so, we also learn about the narrators nature as well as ...more |
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Molly Fox's Birthday - Deirdre Madden: It's Molly Fox's Birthday Apparently! (1205 words)
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** Synopsis... During the summer whilst the successful actor Molly Fox is on holiday in New York, she loans her Dublin home to her playwright friend (and narrator) so that she might start writing her new play. It is the longest day of the year as well as it being her friend Molly's birthday, and the playwright is finding it increasingly difficult to find her inspiration and instead turns her attention to her own life, reflecting on her past and her relationship with Molly and their mutual friend Andrew. Several questions are addressed throughout the novel through the playwrights (who is never named) reflections; how have her relationships ... Read the complete review
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