The Bump on Brannigan's Head Children's Literature Preston Peters’ collection of scarabs

Preston Peters’ collection of scarabs

Even at its grubbiest the Church was marked and the assertion made

a prophet of being—of God

and Sean O’Faolain and Frank O’Connor

of the doctrine and methodology of Freudian psychoanalysis

The Bump on Brannigan's Head Children's Literature Preston Peters’ collection of scarabsBy Myles Connolly Introduction and Notes by Stephen Mirarchi, Ph. D. The Bump on Brannigans Head, published twenty two years after Connollys best selling Mr. Blue, tells of the transformation of Whittiersville. The brash, boisterous Tom Brannigan is anything but a likely candidate for sainthood. But a bump on the head from his garage door brings Brannigan to an encounter with one of the key challenges of the Gospel: love your enemies. Brannigan finds