Book review: Greetings, Hero

BALANCING its outward perspective with an interrogatory approach to the secrets hidden in the human heart and mind, the 15 stories of Aiden O’Reilly’s very fine debut offer the reader a series of candid dispatches from a changing Europe.

Sat, 28 Mar, 2015 - 00:00

Review: Val Nolan

Aiden O’Reilly

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