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writer Brian Moore

  • 07-12-2010 9:22am
    #1
    marlowik
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    american writer Brian Moore has Irish soul
    what is your favourite this writer?


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  • #2
    SVG
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 504 ✭✭✭SVG


    The op is a bit incoherant but since I'm a fan of Northern Irish/Canadian author Brian Moore, I'm going to assume it's about him.:) I've read a few of his novels but they can be a bit hard to come by. He's a bit Graham Greene-y which I like.

    My favourite of his books is No Other Life. It's about a priest looking back at his involvement with a revolutionary leader in a Haiti-like country. I have The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne at home waiting to be read but I haven't got around to it yet- I might dig it out over Christmas.


  • #3
    WinstonSmith
    Closed Accounts Posts: 191 ✭✭WinstonSmith


    SVG wrote: »
    The op is a bit incoherant but since I'm a fan of Northern Irish/Canadian author Brian Moore, I'm going to assume it's about him.:) I've read a few of his novels but they can be a bit hard to come by. He's a bit Graham Greene-y which I like.

    My favourite of his books is No Other Life. It's about a priest looking back at his involvement with a revolutionary leader in a Haiti-like country. I have The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne at home waiting to be read but I haven't got around to it yet- I might dig it out over Christmas.

    Have a bottle of whiskey ready whenever you decide to read it- it's a good book but really would drive ya to the drink. you'll understand after you've read it...


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