Fictional Ulster: A map of places created by writers

Garrett Carr (Designer)

    Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

    Abstract

    Ballybeg, the fictitious setting for Brian Friel’s plays, is more famous than most real villages in Ulster. Despite not existing, the village has a kind of cultural and geographic life. This is part of what this map is about. It locates and charts Ulster’s fictional places — places invented by writers down through the years. These places have meaning too, they are part of how Ulster pictures itself and how others picture Ulster.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationBelfast, Northern Ireland
    Edition1
    Size50 cm x 70 cm
    Publication statusPublished - 01 Jun 2013

    Bibliographical note

    I continue to develop maps of Ulster and parts of Ulster. Fictional Ulster is my forth.

    Keywords

    • map
    • Fictional Ulster

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