Title:
Martha Gellhorn
Author:
Caroline Moorehead
Genre:
Foreign correspondents
Publisher:
Random House
Release Date:
2004
Pages:
560
An extraordinarily committed war journalist and novelist, Martha Gellhorn (1908-1998) also found the time in her wide-ranging and busy life to become Ernest Hemingway’s second of many wives. And it is for that, rather than her own writing, that she is remembered. A truly ambitious woman, this was a fact that she found intolerable while she
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Title:
Ash Wednesday
Author:
Bingham Hawke, Ethan Hawke,
Genre:
Fiction
Publisher:
Vintage Books
Release Date:
2002
Pages:
240
Having read and enjoyed Ethan Hawke’s debut novel, The Hottest State, it was, of course, my interest in his published oeuvre that drew me to the reading of his new book, Ash Wednesday, at the Project in Dublin a couple of years ago. Well, that and the power of celebrity. It’s not often that you get an international actor at your questioning
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Title:
Atlas of Cork City
Author:
edited by John Crowley, Robert Devoy, Denis Linehan and Patrick O'Flanagan
Genre:
Geography
With UCC as my alma mater and the Historian as my Bibliofemme name, it was to be expected that the Atlas of Cork City, published by Cork University Press, would appeal. This tome – there are nearly 500 lavishly illustrated pages – boasts contributions from more than 60 experts, concentrating particularly on the areas of history, geography
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Title:
100 Best Restaurants in Ireland 2006
Author:
John McKenna, Portfolio Books Limited, Sally McKenna,
Release Date:
2006-12
Pages:
143
With 15 years of eating and sleeping the length and breadth of the country in a tireless quest for the best of the best, John and Sally McKenna have it down to a fine art. This year’s editions of The Bridgestone 100 Best Restaurants and The Bridgestone 100 Best Places to Stay are as wonderfully opinionated and idiosyncratic as ever. And also
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