and other classes until I was in this scene, and all of a sudden I was like a 'raw talent', and 'gritty', and 'urban'," he [Colm Keegan] says, laughing again. "You mean I'm poor? That's really what that's all about. And 'raw talent' means uneducated. If I'd got an education, I'd be a 'polished talent'."
Is he concerned about being typecast as a working-class writer?
from The Irish Times: A class act and an accidental poet
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