Nicholas Allen Books

The book offers a groundbreaking exploration of how political ethics are perceived by the public in modern British politics, utilizing original data to reveal insights into societal attitudes and beliefs. It delves into the complexities of ethical considerations within political discourse, highlighting the interplay between public opinion and political behavior. Through its unique approach, the work aims to enhance understanding of the moral frameworks that influence contemporary political dynamics in the UK.

Focusing on Ernie O'Malley's experiences, this narrative explores his life as a revolutionary republican and writer during the Irish independence and civil wars. After enduring wounds, imprisonment, and hunger strikes, he traveled to the USA in 1928 to support de Valera's fundraising efforts. "Broken Landscapes" details his journeys, highlighting the challenges he faced and the impact of his revolutionary activities on his life and the broader context of Irish history.

"Father Christmas needs a wee.He's been drinking drinks since half past three . But he dashes back, delivers all the pressies and flies home at high speed to avoid an embarassing accident .

Focusing on post-1922 Irish literature, this study explores the interplay between political themes and literary experimentation. It delves into how writers responded to the shifting sociopolitical landscape, highlighting significant works and authors who shaped the narrative of modern Ireland. Through critical analysis, the book examines the innovative techniques and styles employed by these writers, revealing the profound impact of historical events on their creative expressions.

Many young adults face significant challenges due to bad decisions, financial struggles, and career missteps. This book addresses these issues by providing guidance and insights to help navigate life's complexities. It aims to equip readers with the tools needed to make informed choices and build a successful future.