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Tag Archives: Ireland
Book Review: Round Ireland With A Fridge
Round Ireland With A Fridge, by Tony Hawks This book answers a question that I do not believe I have ever wondered about, and that is how one successfully travels the circuit of Ireland with a fridge. This book lives … Continue reading
Book Review: A Book Of Migrations
A Book Of Migrations: Some Passages In Ireland, by Rebecca Solnit This book was mercifully short, but frustrating to read. There are times in this book where I wondered if the author would become self-aware, but sadly, such moments never … Continue reading
Book Review: Judah’s Scepter And The Sacred Stone
Judah’s Scepter And The Sacred Stone, by D.A. Brittain [Note: This book was provided free of charge by BookCrash. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] Given my upbringing and the popularity of stories about the Israelite origin of the … Continue reading
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Book Review: A Chaser On The Rocks
A Chaster On The Rocks, by Simon Maltman [Note: This book was given free of charge by the writer. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] If you are familiar with the author’s other work [1], there is a lot … Continue reading
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Book Review: Bongo Fury 2: Holiday For Skins
Bongo Fury 2: Holiday For Skins, by Simon Maltman [Note: This book was provided free of charge by the author. All thoughts and feelings are my own.] The sequel to an excellent beginning [1], this book happens to up the … Continue reading
Book Review: Bongo Fury
Bongo Fury, by Simon Maltman [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Books Go Social. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] Despite my ancestry, I don’t read nearly as much about the Scot-Irish of Northern Ireland (and … Continue reading
Book Review: Tracing Your Irish & British Roots
Tracing Your Irish & British Roots, by W. Daniel Quillen In retrospect, it may not have been wise for me to read two books by the same author so close together. While I do read books on genealogy reasonably frequently … Continue reading
Book Review: The Cripple Of Inishmaan
The Cripple Of Inishmaan, by Martin McDonagh This is the second play by the author I have read, and having been familiar with the author’s work now, it was easier to understand. The cliches in both plays stood in sharp … Continue reading
Book Review: The Lieutenant Of Inishmore
The Lieutenant Of Inishmore, by Martin McDonagh Admittedly, this is the first play by the author I have read, and so I did not really know what I was getting into when I started. I do enjoy reading plays from … Continue reading
Book Review: Irish Gardening
Irish Gardening, by various authors I must admit, I did not realize Irish gardening was a thing, or that it would be considered so important for the gardening of Ireland to be recognized with its own journal just as Ireland … Continue reading