Book review: A funny but disorientating experience

Kevin Smith, whose humorous third novel takes us back to post-Brexit suburban Belfast, is an undoubtedly gifted stylist
Book review: A funny but disorientating experience

Kevin Smith's prose is full of fresh, sophisticated yet unpretentious passages.

Sat, 27 Sep, 2025 - 01:00
Laura Cassidy 

  • Injury Time 
  • Kevin Smith 
  • The Lilliput Press, €16.95 

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