Focusing on character transformation, this collection of poetry immerses readers in an adventurous narrative. Niall Bourke weaves a labyrinthine structure that invites exploration and introspection, reminiscent of classic literature that places the audience at the center of the experience. Through vivid imagery and engaging themes, the work promises a unique journey through the intricacies of human experience.
Willard, his mother and his girlfriend Nyla have spent their entire lives in an endless journey where daily survival is dictated by the ultimate imperative: obey the rules, or you will lose your place in the Line.
Poetry. Fiction. An epic for an age without heroes, DID YOU PUT THE WEASELS OUT? is a celebration of the modern mythology that takes place in every small town. A modern update of the 8th century Gaelic saga The Taáin, written in Alexander Pushkin's fiendish 'Onegin sonnet,' Niall Bourke takes strict form to the extreme, and turns it into a hilarious, sharp-sighted satire of ordinary people's neuroses, indulgences and four-AM fears. Abandon your preconceptions: Bourke's prose-poetry operatic-verse-novel breaks all the rules--while managing to keep to them at the same time. Both traditional and undeniably of our time, DID YOU PUT THE WEASELS OUT? is poetry that celebrates the playfulness and uncertainty of being alive.
In 'Fairfield Folk' Frances Brown chronicles the history of the Matthews family, a dynasty of fairground people tracing back to the early 1800s, through their oral tradition.
In this amazing memoir, Irish mystic Francesca Brown unlocks the power of angels to bring peace and understanding to our lives.