if you send proof of purchase, we will send you a PDF of the colour images from the eBook version, free of charge. You might have read a review of the eBook version, which slammed the book, saying "it isn't a guide." As you will see from the description below, the book doesn't claim to be a guide, though it can be used as one. Another reviewer gave it 4 stars. It never occurred to the bad reviewer that over 200 colour pics was worth the price anyway: C'est la vie As the title suggests, the book is a personal view of aspects of the area, which to a large extent covers the border between...

I can't deny the influence of Dunleavey, O'Brien and Joyce, in the stories I tell of a chaotic rural Eire. As a child, I met many of the Irish "mad house," such as Behan, Purcell, Desmond Mc Carthy and a host of others, who lived on the lunatic fringes of Irish society. This set of stories is about the chaotic lives of the members of an Anglo-Irish landed gentry family, who would just as soon, have the butler shot, rather than call the vet

The book is part of a series, so it is best to read the previous installments.

The poems include narrative and descriptive works, written between 1967 and 2000. The two main influences are of Eire and England. The main narrative poems are of Liverpool and Dublin. VF MARCH 2013