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The Reapers by John Connolly (Book Review)

John Connolly is a great literary crime writer. His latest novel The Reapers is an excellent fast paced novel. It has a great plot and is action packed, a real page turner. It has 544 pages long of excitement and is published by Hodder. Its ISBN is 034093668 and it is now in paperback. It’s cover [...:]

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Author of Always and Forever and The Honey Trap. Annette Dunlea is a professional Irish writer. She has written two novels and an anthology of poetry. She is a frequent contributor of short fiction and book reviews  to the local newspapers. Her author website is http://www.annettedunlea.com. She is an active blogger and she maintains [...:]

Irish Bestsellers June 2009

 TOP IRISH BESTSELLERS THIS MONTH JUNE 2009







Dying to Survive (Signed by author)
by Rachael Keogh
€14.99£11.39$18.29

  










Brooklyn paperback
by Colm Toibin
Part of the Summer Reading 3 for 2 promotion
€12.99£9.87$15.85













Secret Scripture
by Sebastian Barry
Part of the Summer Reading 3 for 2 promotion
€7.99£6.07$9.75













Happy Ever After (Signed by author)
by Patricia Scanlan [...:]

Munster, Ireland Top Book Sales 18/6/09

Source Carrigdhoun Newspaper
Top Ten
1.Miles To Go by Miley Cyrus
2.D-Day by Antony Beevor
3.We Need To Talk About Ross by Paul Howard
4.Official Driving Test Theory by Ireland
5.Brooklyn by Colm Toibin
6.When Will There Be Good News by Kate Atkinson
7.Coast of Cork by Joleen Cronin
8.Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
9.Gone Tomorrow by Lee Child
10.If This Is Paradise by Claudia Carroll
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Earth Voices Whispering Anthology of Irish War Poetry 1914-1945 by Gerald Dawe

Earth Voices Whispering Anthology is edited by Gerald Dawe. The editor Gerald is Belfast born and a literary prize winner and poet. He has no less than 7 collections in print. The book is published by Blackstaff Press and its ISBN is 0856408212. This is the first Irish war anthology to cover 5 wars from [...:]

The Scarecrow by Michael Connelly (Book Review)

The Scarecrow by Michael Connelly is now available in hardback. Its ISBN is 075287585X. The protagonist Jack Mc Evoy is losing his job on his paper due to recessionary cuts. Before he leaves he has two weeks to train in a fresh grad into his job. Jack decides he is going to go out with [...:]

The Wilderness by Samantha Harvey (Book Review)

The Wilderness by Samantha Harvey is now in paperback by Jonathan Cape. It has been short listed for the Orange Prize. It is the author’s debut novel. She has a masters degree in philosphy and has taught English, so I am now suprised it is  literary and truthfull. It has been brillantly researched. This is a psychological [...:]

Blog of the Week

In search of something more than a monotonous existence, seventeen year old Fenfang leaves her family and their provincial way of life for the seething city of Beijing. Tbegins to feel like her life has begun. She’s twenty-one, has found work as a movie extra, and believes this will be the catalyst for here, she tries to satisfy her insatiable hunger with instant noodles, Western literature, hot coffee, and movies, but her resigned acceptance and blank face fail to cover her longing and vulnerab

Ryan Report Child Abuse in Ireland

Story Needs To Be Told So We Never Forget And  Never Allow It To Happen Again
by Annette Dunlea
The child abuse in the orphanages of times past in the subject of a new report. The Full Irish Government Report is now online at http://www.childabusecommission.com/r.... It is horrifying reading. It is the source of many books, [...:]

Arctic Drift (Book Review)

Arctic Drift by Clive and Dirk Cussler (Book Review)
                Now in paperback Artic Drift by the Cusslers is the 20th Dirk Pitt novel in the series. It is published by Michael Joseph and its ISBN is 0718154703. This quick and exciting James Bond type of thriller is a well researched and beautifully written novel. There [...:]