Olga Fielden
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Olga Fielden (1903–1973) was a Belfast based playwright and novelist.[1][2]
Her novel Island Story (Jonathan Cape, 1933) was described in the Times Literary Supplement as having an "exhilarating quality".[3] Stress (Jonathan Cape, 1936) was similarly described as "fresh and vigorous".[4] John Wilson Foster describes Fielden's fictional world as one in which "violence, degeneration, animal desires and greed battle with the gentler aspirations to refinement, cultivation, decency."[5]
Fielden wrote a number of plays for the BBC and Three To Go was produced by the Abbey Theatre in Dublin.
References[edit]
- ^ Belfast novelist and playwright dies, The Irish Times 25/04/1973
- ^ Brown, S. J. and Clarke, D. Ireland in Fiction: Volume 2 (Royal Carbery Books : Cork, 1985) p.90
- ^ Times Literary Supplement, 19/10/1933, p.712
- ^ Times Literary Supplement, 12/12/1936
- ^ 5 John Wilson Foster, Irish Novels 1890-1940 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006), p 168.
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