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As we pointed out last week, much of what we now know as Woodquay was under water until the funnelling of the various streams that came down from the Corrib into the river that we know today began in the mid-19th century. As part of the project, the lands of Woodquay were gradually reclaimed. The people living in the area in those early years were mostly small farmers and fishermen. Their houses were very basic, single story, and for the most part, thatched and built of crude stone. There were of course some landmark houses but things began to change generally around the turn of that century with the construction of terraces of new slated houses around the broad space of Woodquay as we know it today, mostly built by the Urban District Council. ....
Anne Hathaway discusses the significance of the blond wig she wore to play Rebecca in "Eileen," based on the novel of the same name by Ottessa Moshfegh. ....
Novelist Ottessa Moshfegh is known for her willingness — eagerness, even — to explore the messier regions of the female psyche. Director William Oldroyd made. ....