Girl power
Commonweal, July 12, 2002 by Mary DiLucia
O'Connell's saints know when to claim, often militantly, the rightful inheritance of the wronged. That's the brilliance of her stories, and that is what they invite the reader to rethink, to reclaim, relive.
Mary DiLucia teaches literature at Villanova University.
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