The Only Glow of the Day
- 163 páginas
- 6 horas de lectura
Grounded in historical fact, Martin Malone's elegant prose shines a light of harsh reality on Rosanna Doyle, hopeful of a happy future as she travels to see her man at an army camp.
Martin Malone Orden de los libros (cronológico)
Martin Malone es un autor irlandés cuya obra se nutre a menudo de sus experiencias como policía militar. Su escritura profundiza en temas de conflicto, paz y experiencia personal, navegando hábilmente por las complejidades de la psique humana frente a la adversidad. La prosa de Malone se distingue por su capacidad para capturar tanto la cruda realidad como las sutiles verdades emocionales, lo que le ha valido reconocimiento en el panorama literario irlandés.
The Broken Cedar
- 320 páginas
- 12 horas de lectura
A compelling novel of middle-eastern conflict, turning on one man's crisis of conscience as his death approaches in modern-day Lebanon. The Enclave; home to Lebanon's dispossessed. Khalil has made his life here, catering to the needs of UN troops on the Israeli-Lebanon border. His small electrical shop has served him and his family well, has sustained them through turbulent years of conflict, and now it is time to let go, to live his final days in peace. But when a young Irishman walks in to his shop Khalil is forced to confront an act of horrifying violence from his past. Years before he was witness to the lynching of an Irish UN peacekeeper. What happened next has remained a secret for fifteen years. And now, the son returns. Exploring in intimate and compelling detail the effects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on everyday Lebanese life, THE BROKEN CEDAR turns on one man's terrible crisis of conscience as he attempts to reconcile past actions with present consequences.