Terence Brown Libros

An Egyptology professor discovers an intact tomb of Nefertiti, igniting a rivalry between his assistant, who dreams of the queen, and a journalist vying for his attention. Complications arise with the arrival of his estranged sister and her clairvoyant friend, who forewarns of danger. As they navigate threats from rogue Mossad agents and a Cairo drug lord, a séance transports them to ancient Egypt. There, they confront perilous ambushes and chariot chases while seeking to uncover the identity of their would-be assassins and protect Nefertiti.

Exploring the complexities of Ireland's unique century, this updated history delves into significant events and cultural shifts that shaped the nation. It examines the social, political, and economic transformations that occurred, providing a comprehensive understanding of Ireland's evolution during this pivotal time. The book offers fresh insights and perspectives, making it an essential read for anyone interested in Ireland's rich and diverse history.

This collection features significant essays by a leading figure in Irish literary and cultural history, offering insights into Ireland's rich heritage. The work explores various themes and perspectives, showcasing the author's expertise and deep understanding of the cultural landscape. Readers can expect a thoughtful examination of Ireland's literary traditions and their impact on society, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of literature and culture in Ireland.

A fascinating new history of the Irish Times.