Book Review: Graham Norton's Forever Home quickly dispels comfy notions

"Pettiness and small-minded attitudes are infectious, and behaviour is controlled by anxious ‘what will the neighbours think?’ thoughts."
Graham Norton creates a claustrophobic world of intrusion and intrigue in the small fictional town of Ballytoor, in West Cork. Picture: Sophia Spring

Graham Norton creates a claustrophobic world of intrusion and intrigue in the small fictional town of Ballytoor, in West Cork. Picture: Sophia Spring

Sun, 04 Dec, 2022 - 21:00
Josephine Fenton

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