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Peig: The Autobiography of Peig Sayers of the Great Blasket Island Michelle L. Dean Professor Donahue here argues thatHere is one of the classics of modern Gaelic literature the autobiography of Peig Sayers, a remarkable woman who lived forty years at the edge of survival on barren Great Blasket Island, and who came to be recognized as one of the last of Ireland's traditional storytellers. Here is a story as unforgettable as it is simple. It reveals with fidelity, humor, and poignancy a woman's life in a bleak world where survival itself was a triumph and death as