Midcentury'I can't begin to say what brought me here,' confesses the narrator of Midcentury, a verse novella set in Ireland in the nineteen forties. Rich in historical insight, this multi layered narrative probes the mind and heart of an American lexicographer, down on his luck, who finds solace in the Irish landscape and a respite in Ireland's wartime neutrality. Seeking definitions in a culture which resists them, he discovers in Irish history a refraction of

He writes regularly for the Jewish Chronicle and the Jewish Quarterly

Amel Moussa

Noel Monahan speaks with compassion about and for the voiceless people whose ghosts haunt him

This volume demonstrates the wealth and variety of interpretations of the theme

bears witness to the systematic persecution and extermination of the handicapped by Nazi Germany through the character of Viktor

and her short-story collection The Ladies are Upstairs by Peepal Tree in 2011

A candy sampler of a book for poetry lovers

including Turane: The Hidden Village (1995) and Decoding Samara (2000)

the US and the UK

is that there's a sense in everything he writes of a kind of precision

The Means Which Enable Me to Work was performed in an Arlington New Plays Festival in 2004

‘A riveting collection of stories