The Skelper and Me by Tony Doherty
‘The metal door of Cell 5 clanged heavily behind me. I realised I was in
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‘The metal door of Cell 5 clanged heavily behind me. I realised I was in
The Right Thing To Do “In That Further Shore, John describes his experience growing up
What did I expect when I started to read this? Truth be told, I wanted
‘I did not sit down at all, nor consider a destination. I just obeyed the
Shooting and Cutting: A Survivor’s Guide to Filmmaking and Other Diseases Some books have a
I usually avoid autobiographies. Perhaps avoid is a strong word but I don’t consciously buy
‘I liked to take the patient’s jacket or coat and hang it up while they
‘Medicine has limits. Human kindness does not.’ All in a Doctor’s Day contains the memoirs of
In her essay titled ‘60,000 Miles of Blood’, Sinéad Gleeson offers a humble explanation as
People are calling this the golden age of essay writing, as more and more writers
‘Here is the fierce joy and pain of being alive.’ So reads the last line
‘I write this now to reclaim those parts of me that for so long I
‘Let’s invite one another in. Maybe then we can begin to fear less, to make
Swerving to Solitude – Letters to Mama is the thoughtfully layered story of Seema, a
‘One Farm. Two worlds. Three Generations.’ Till the Cows Come Home is the latest book from
‘A ring was threaded onto her third finger, another onto the man’s. It would be
“Hello fellow human, pleased to meet you. My name is Rose McGowan and I am
Every now and then you pick up a book and begin to read it –
From one of the most interesting and iconic musicians of our time, a piercingly tender,
When your da dies so suddenly, killed by a soldier’s bullet, it does things to
