When I was at school and university in England I felt Irish when I was there and English when I was in Ireland. My identity confusion was nothing like that experienced by Katrin FitzHerbert and her family in the 20th century.
In 1914, HH Munro, better known by his pen name Saki, published a collection of short stories, Beasts and Super-Beasts. The title parodies Man and Superman by GBS. Some of the stories are well known but you may not have read, or have forgotten, The Unkindest Blow.
Two short novels I read recently on rainy days and there have been plenty of those: The Tap Dancer, Andrew Barrow, 1992; The British Museum is Falling Down, David Lodge, 1965.
Over nearly nine years (life of blog) there have been visits to Neolithic sites in Wiltshire, Malta and Moldova, reminiscences of visits to Newgrange and other sites in the Boyne valley and a Guest Blog about stone circles in Eskdale.
Well done if you know who Margaret Millar, Vera Caspary, Elisabeth Sanxay Holding, Olive Higgins Prouty and Dorothy B Hughes are; some of the names are deliciously improbable.