Book reviews in brief: Girls' Night, Dirty Real, and When I Died for The First Time – The Irish Times
Books by Eimear Lynch, Peter Stanfield, and James frontman Tim Booth
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A rambling comedian, a dark memoir of motherhood, and a novel about Leonard Cohen
Reviews in brief of Billy Connolly, Phyl Herbert and Jeffrey Lewis
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Reviews in brief: Love These Days, The Language of Trees and A Ramble About Tallaght
New releases from Brian Leyden, Katie Holten and Albert Perris, covering topics from nature to social history
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Books in brief: A critical roundup of recent releases
Short reviews of new books by Carlo Rovelli, Nathalie Olah and Noel Fitzpatrick
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Books in brief: A critical roundup of recent releases
Brian Maye, Owen Dawson, Paul Clements and Brigid O’Dea review works on a wide array of topics
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Michael Viney's Natural World – The Irish Times
Viney succeeds in achieving the near-impossible task of translating the ethereal beauty of his homeland to the page
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Thirsty Ghosts; Super-Infinite; The Late Night Writers Club
An intergenerational epic concerning two Irish families; a voyage around John Donne; and a debut graphic novel
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Book reviews in brief: Be a Birder by Hamza Yassin, Fear by Robert Peckham, Dangerous Children by Kenneth Gross
‘Be a Birder’ is a monophonic text; this isn’t about nature as a metaphor for human existence, it is simply about birds
Source: irishtimes.com
Books in brief: Blood on the Snow; Fray; Dreams
Reviews of new work by Robert Service, Chris Carse Wilson and UL writers
Robert Service Chris Carse Wilson Harper Brigid Odea Robert Service Picador Russian Revolution Chris Carse Wilson
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Unsinkable; Dust Child; Our Hideous Progeny
Reviews of books by Alan Corcoran, Nguyễn Phan Quễ Mai and CE McGill
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