Emerald Germs of Ireland

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Fueled by rage and despair, Pat McNab embarks on a violent spree after killing his mother, leading to the murder of over fifty people—or is it all a figment of his whiskey-fueled imagination? As he grapples with blurred lines between reality and fantasy, Pat reminisces about his childhood while navigating the meddling small-town residents, including the judgmental Mrs. Tubridy and the intrusive Turf Man. The story delves into themes of memory, guilt, and the consequences of unchecked impulses amidst a backdrop of dark humor and surrealism.