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We're such a bookish lot, I think we need this group.
And these are not my feet. They, and the arcane leather-bound volumes between them, belong to my fellow bibliophile Amos Otis, patriot, country bluesman, retired disgruntled postal employee...
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Sean O'Casey's autobiographical series
Started by Frank Dalton Apr 7.
One of the Best of all time, Leon Uris's Trinity 2 Replies
Started by Frank K. Last reply by Terry McLaughlin Mar 26.
Has anyone read Roddy Doyle's newest? 4 Replies
Started by Jeff Meade. Last reply by John Byrne Mar 24.
"Irish Pub" Memoir
Started by Frank Dalton Jan 16.
Recommending: The Story of Irish Dance, by Helen Brennan
Started by Frank Dalton Dec. 3, 2008.
Irish author William Trevor? 1 Reply
Started by Frank Dalton. Last reply by Marianne MacDonald Oct. 21, 2008.
A Book (not just) For The Fiddlers
Started by Frank Dalton May. 6, 2008.
My latest Irish reads 2 Replies
Started by Rob Allen. Last reply by Rob Allen Apr. 28, 2008.
Recommended: Non-Fiction (2007) and Fiction (1994) by Peter Quinn
Started by Frank Dalton Apr. 1, 2008.
Hot Off The Press: Francis O'Neill's Memoir
Started by Frank Dalton Feb. 18, 2008.
Books On The Famine
Started by Frank Dalton Feb. 18, 2008.
Who The H*** Is Flann O'Brien? 4 Replies
Started by Frank Dalton. Last reply by Frank Dalton Feb. 15, 2008.
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Comment by John Brennan on April 27, 2008 at 7:25pm - Hi ya'll, I just finished a collection of four short stories by Patrick O'Keefee titled "The Hill Road". This was a very good read. The stories are a bit dark as I guess were the lives of people from farming communities in the rural west of Ireland. The stories are fiction and so well written you can smell the turf and the fields off them.
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