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Book review: All We Shall Know

A raging sense of injustice on behalf of the marginalised Donal Ryan with material for his ever-maturing fiction, writes Alannah Hopkin.

Book review: All We Shall Know

Sat, 12 Nov, 2016 - 00:00

Review: Alannah Hopkin

Donal Ryan

Doubleday Ireland, €14.60

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