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Ghost Mountain by Rónán Hession - Great Review in The Irish Times

There was a wonderful review by Val Nolan in The Irish TImes on Saturday 25th May where his writing was compared with 'Murakami and Beckett' finishing with this sentence.

'We are very lucky that novels like this are being written today in Ireland.'

The World Book tour took in Hodges Figgis in Dublin - Waterstones , Deansgate Manchester - Waterstones Liverpool - The Book Corner Halifax and The Fitzrovia Chapel courtesy of The Irish Literary Society in London.

The response from readers has been truly wonderful, so much so we've already had to reprint. 

Marvellous.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ghost Mountain by Rónán Hession - World Book Tour

Delighted to announce that we will be launching Ghost Mountain by Rónán Hession at Hodges Figgis in Dublin on Thursday 23rd May at 6.30pm with the UK launch the following week at Waterstones, Deansgate, Manchester on Wednesday 29th May at 6pm. He will be at Waterstones LIverpool at 1pm on Thursday 30th May to sign copies with the Independent bookshop launch at The Book Corner in The Piece Hall, Halifax where it all started in 2019 with the launch of Leonard and Hungry Paul.

Marvellous.

 

 

Devika Ponnambalam's novel short listed for international Prize

Congratulations Devika!

I AM NOT YOUR EVE by Devika Ponnambalam has been short listed for the world's leading literary prize for historical fiction, the £25K WALTER SCOTT PRIZE. The winner will be announced at The Border Book Festival on June 15th.

The Walter Scott Prize

I AM NOT YOUR EVE by Devika Ponnambalam has been long listed for the world's foremost literary award for historical fiction, THE WALTER SCOTT PRIZE. Congratulations to Devika. Previous winners include Hilary Mantel, Sebastian Barry and our very own Benjamin Myers.

GHOST SIGNS by Stu Hennigan - Short listed for The Parliamentary Book Awards

Congratulations to Stu.

We launched our non-fiction list last year with GHOST SIGNS by Stu and it has been short listed for the best political book by a non-parliamentarian in The Parliamentary Book Awards.

We'll be off to The House of Commons on the 22nd February and we're up against Marina Hyde, Matt Hancock.  This is the second short listing for Stu's book as last year it was short listed for The Books Are My Bag Awards curated by Booksellers and voted on by the public.

https://www.thebookseller.com/news/hyde-hancock-and-nandy-make-parliamen...

Now, what will I say to the ex secretary for health?

 

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