Four stories by the king of the great storytellers of An Lochán Beag in County Galway, of ‘the indomitable Irishry’ who, forbidden to read or write their own language, kept it alive in their minds and on their lips in all the grace of its literary form through generations of…
39 of his own poems read by this Donegal poet from the foot of Mount Errigal.
Rogha Rosenstock is a sprawling collection of intimate and tortuous vignettes carefully selected by the poet himself . . . he strives to put eyes and tongue into every dumb and inanimate object . . . - The Irish TimesThese poems display the vision of the ‘see-r’, in tune…
Five Connemara short stories by five men from Connemara. But this is not the Connemara of the John Hinde postcards, of lofty mountains, sandy beaches, deep-blue lakes, of red-haired children on bogs....
This novel has a dramatic plot that spans 3 generations. It tells a story that is sometimes tragic, sometimes funny, and features love, friendship, betrayal and murder. As well as being entertaining,...
Séanna was a cobbler who lived out in the countryside. He made a deal with the devil. But not all the money in the world could buy him peace of mind. Thirteen years have passed since he made his...
This travel book follows the author and his wife on their travels through Dubai, India, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Chile and the US, charting both a physical and spiritual journey. Rosenstock...
The Empty Professor likes when things are empty. He believes that life is too full - full of everything. Full to the brim! Is the Professor correct? That is a big question and the world is already...
