Beginner's Pluck: Oein DeBhairduin 'felt a responsibility' to tell Traveller stories

Oein DeBhairduin's first book, Why the moon travels, is described as life affirming, luminous and lyrical
Beginner's Pluck: Oein DeBhairduin 'felt a responsibility' to tell Traveller stories

Oein DeBhairduin

Sat, 17 Oct, 2020 - 19:00
Sue Leonard

A traveller, storytelling is part of Oein’s culture. He told his first, aged seven.

He’s a big reader too.

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