Son of Sin Rory Bremner

Son of Sin Rory BremnerAn estranged father. An abused and abusive mother. An army of relatives. A tapestry of violence stretching between Turkey, Lebanon, and Western Sydney. This is the legacy left to Jamal Smith, a young queer Muslim trying to escape a past in which memory and rumour trace ugly shapes in the dark. When every thread in life constricts instead of connects, how do you find a way to breathe? Torn between faith and fear, gossip and gospel, family and

Whether the object of contemplation be a vanished Dublin bookshop

[set against]the resistible rise of Nazi thuggery

A few firm lines

Paul Durcan and Rita Ann Higgins before him

When it kicks off outside the ground with the Castleton fans

after the military coup their Santiago apartment was used as a safe house by the Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria

Oliver Jones

The book includes information that has never before appeared in print

a man who led an armed rebellion in 1817

the years we exchange for a fridge full of food

Aperture describes the glamour and excitement of journalism at the time: the hard-nosed editors

fox flu is a chance to foist the ultimate in surveillance technology on an unsuspecting population: the Mulberry Tree system