Book Interview: Julian Vignoles looks at dementia in fourth book Tides Go Out

"I was wondering, what is going on in his head? And that, in a sense, we all have a loose grip on reality. And what if your mental powers fail you?"
Book Interview: Julian Vignoles looks at dementia in fourth book Tides Go Out

Julian Vignoles, author and former RTÉ ents executive

Sat, 01 Jul, 2023 - 14:00
Sue Leonard

  • Tides Go Out 
  • Julian Vignoles 
  • Orpen, €12.99

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