Rememberings Free Audiobook Download by Sinéad O'connor

Sinéad O'connor's audiobook, "Rememberings", is the collection of stories and memories she shared with friends and family. These were mostly written in her personal journals, but she also read some of them onstage at an open-air reading in London in 1983.

Rememberings is a collection of fragments by the Irish writer and Nobel Prize laureate, Sinéad O'connor.

In her memoir, "Rememberings", Irish author Sinéad O'connor recalls the myriad memories she holds dear. A suffragette, a film-maker and filmmaker, a writer of short stories and novels, O'Connor's radiant words are captivating as she takes readers through several different periods of her life--from her childhood growing up in Ireland during the Great War to her later years when she became one of the most influential feminists in history.

Sinéad O'connor's audiobook, "Rememberings" is an account of her life and a look at the great divide in Ireland during the 20th century. Her remembrances are told with a compassionate voice, which allows the listener to appreciate the beauty of her words.

Rememberings is an audiobook written by Sinéad O'connor in 1984. It was first published in 1985 as a poetry collection, consisting of her memories as a child growing up in Blackrock, Ireland during the time of the Irish War of Independence. O'Connor died shortly before "Rememberings" was published, and therefore it was dedicated to her.

Sinéad O'connor, a Nobel Prize winner and Irish author and poet, was the first woman to be awarded the prize for Literature. Her short stories were both poignant and thought-provoking, based on her experience as an Irish Catholic in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.