Peter Quinn is a celebrated author whose literary works often delve into the depths of the Irish-American experience and the intricate patterns of identity and exile. His style is noted for its narrative power and poetic language, which bring characters and settings to life. Quinn explores themes of memory, loss, and the search for belonging, offering a profound look at the human condition. His contributions to literature are valued for their emotional resonance and cultural significance.
Exploring the rich history of Bohernabreena, this illustrated work delves into its captivating past, from the ancient settlements of Glenasmole Valley to the legendary Tir na nOg and the megalithic burial chamber on Seefin Mountain. Peter Quinn Curtis presents a vibrant record that highlights the area's significance in shaping Ireland's heritage, making it an essential read for anyone interested in its historical development and natural beauty.
It's 1939 and private investigator Fintan Dunne is lured into a case with connections that stretch beyond the New York crime scene to Nazi Germany. Meanwhile, plans for a military coup are forming in Berlin. Admiral Canaris must choose between violating every value he holds as an officer, or betraying the plotters to the Gestapo.