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The Living and the Dead by Conor W. O’Brien
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Nature Writing is an Art: Future Wild by Richard Nairn
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Every Comedian is a Writer: CountryFail by Killian Sundermann
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Tales from a Wicklow Tea Room, 1898–1960 by Michael Fewer
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