Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, December 14, 2018
Lee Child has sold over 100 million books which have been translated into over 40 languages, and if you are familiar with his work an introduction to his Jack Reacher novels will not be necessary. Sean Sheehan They appear like clockwork on an annual basis and his latest, […]
The reader of “Die, my Love” only needs the kick-start prose of the opening chapter or two to know that this short novel is not going to be a lazy read. Sean Sheehan The first sentence is shocking and characteristic of the tale’s language: “I lay back in […]
In the winning novel of the XVI International Novel Biennial José Eustasio Rivera award, Eliécer Pardo enters into a time and place that raise a generous and open staging and scene so that the question of Fate is almost an enormous paradox from which pain and cruelty have not managed […]
Psychological thrillers written by women, often with the word ‘girl’ in the title, have been coming thick and fast over the last few years. Sean Sheehan The victims of these novels – housebound by agoraphobia, alcoholic, unrecovered from their twin sister’s violent demise/loss of a child/husband/parent/ self-harming/ suppressing […]
Some facts about Bobby Sands are given in the foreword to a new publication of images by Yan Morvan taken in Belfast and Derry in 1980-81. They speak for themselves and then the photographs speak. Sean Sheehan Booby Sands was first imprisoned in 1972 and after his release […]
