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This Belfast journalist's previous non-fiction combines memoir and cultural and political observation well. The Trouble With Guns astu...

While the last published of this trilogy, Robinson tells us first off it's meant to be the second installment. It nestles into the sou...

Taking its subtitle from Wittgenstein, who stayed here in 1948, this second installment of a trilogy surveys the tip of Western Ireland ...

Reading this a few years after his pair of Aran books, the density of detail and erudition applied to what appears a far larger realm than...

John McNulty is not as well known as his colleague at the 1940s' New Yorker , Joseph Mitchell. Both explored the seedy side of a now-v...

Preparing for a stay near McSorley's Old Ale House, I read this over a weekend. It flows, as profiles and stories aimed at "The N...

Cheannaigh muid seo nuair ag thiomaint ar bóthar mór "na Cúig" triu Califoirnea Lárnach le déanaí.  Bhí Léna dith a dhúnadh n...

Following his acclaimed memoir about finding solace in reading while growing up in a 1960s Philadelphia housing project, Joe Queenan retur...