Book review: Small but perfectly formed

In creating these complex, yet unforgettable characters, Danielle McLaughlin has produced a slim volume to cherish; one that is small, but quite perfectly formed
Danielle McLaughlin's debut novel was a shining, seamless work of literature. 'Rituals', written on a much smaller canvas, shows such quietness and sensitivity that it seems this author could achieve anything. Picture: Ros Kavanagh

Danielle McLaughlin's debut novel was a shining, seamless work of literature. 'Rituals', written on a much smaller canvas, shows such quietness and sensitivity that it seems this author could achieve anything. Picture: Ros Kavanagh

  • Rituals 
  • Danielle McLaughlin
  • The Singing Fly, €15.00

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