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Book review: The Death of all Things Seen

IT’S easy to see what Michael Collins was trying to achieve in The Death of all Things Seen.

Book review: The Death of all Things Seen

Sat, 08 Oct, 2016 - 01:00

Review: Patrick Kelleher

He tried to write a bracing critique of a society in which there are alarming distances between people.

He sets this distance against the backdrop of the financial crash of 2008.

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