In 1930s Ireland, Tarry Flynn, a poet and farmer, navigates the delicate balance between duty and desire. Caught between the demands of his family farm, the weight of his mother’s expectations, and his yearning for poetic expression and distant love, Tarry’s quiet life is filled with longing and humor. Patrick Kavanagh’s Tarry Flynn is a poignant exploration of rural life, capturing the tension between responsibility and the dream of freedom.

• A tender, evocative portrayal of rural life in 1930s Ireland.
• Explores themes of longing, duty, and the pursuit of freedom.
• Rich in humor, yearning, and poetic expression.
• Perfect for readers interested in semi-autobiographical novels and Irish literature.