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ISBN
9780007154104
EAN
9780007154104
Book Title
Family on Paradise Pier
Item Length
6.1in
Publisher
HarperCollins
Publication Year
2010
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1.4in
Author
Dermot Bolger
Genre
Fiction
Topic
War & Military, Sagas, Historical
Item Width
7.6in
Item Weight
16.2 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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A stunning historical saga set in the early decades of the twentieth century which follows the lives and loves of one extraordinary family. We first meet the Goold Verschoyle children in 1915. Though there is a war going on in the world outside, they seem hardly touched by it - midnight swims, flower fairies and regatta parties form the backdrop to their enchanted childhood. But as they grow older, changes within Ireland and the wider world encroach upon the family's private paradise. Turbulent times - the Irish war of independence, the Spanish Civil War, and World War II - are woven into the tapestry upon which this magical story is spun. Events in Spain, Russia and London draw the children in different directions: one travels to Moscow to witness Communism at first had; another runs away to England to take part in the General Strike and then heads off to the Civil War in Spain; another follows the more conventional route of marriage and family. Based upon the extraordinary lives of a real-life Anglo-Irish family, Bolger's novel superbly recreates a family in flux, driven by idealism, wracked by argument and united by love and the vivid memories of childhood. 'The Family on Paradise Pier' shows Bolger at the height of his powers as a master storyteller. A spellbinding and magnificent achievement.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0007154100
ISBN-13
9780007154104
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60435742

Product Key Features

Book Title
Family on Paradise Pier
Author
Dermot Bolger
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
War & Military, Sagas, Historical
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.1in
Item Height
1.4in
Item Width
7.6in
Item Weight
16.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Pr6052.O384
Reviews
'Dermot Bolger's vision is ragingly incandescent. He has been described as Dublin's Pasolini, and truly his work exerts a cinematic grip. Bolger is to contemporary Dublin what Dickens was to Victorian London: archivist, reporter, sometimes infuriated lover. Certainly, no understanding of Ireland's capital at the close of the 20th-century is complete without an acquaintance with his magnificent writing.' Joseph O'Connor 'Joyce, O'Flaherty, Brian Moore, a fistful of O'Briens, this is a succulent Who's Who of Irish writing, and Dermot Bolger is of the same ilk. An exceptional literary gift.' Independent 'Bolger's writing is so strong, so exact, so much the right colour for each moment. Bare and passionate.' Financial Times 'A strong contender for the crown of Ireland's finest novelist.' Daily Mail 'Bolger is a lively writer. He is a bold storyteller and this bold endeavour, while flawed, is certainly never boring.' Lucy Atkins, Sunday Times 'Bolger has never written better. His has never been an imagination that works well in a vacuum, but the richness of Sheila Fitzgerald's experience and the obvious warmth that developed between them adds a special dimension to this remarkable book.'Scottish Sunday Herald, '¬~Dermot Bolger's vision is ragingly incandescent. He has been described as Dublin's Pasolini, and truly his work exerts a cinematic grip. Bolger is to contemporary Dublin what Dickens was to Victorian London: archivist, reporter, sometime infuriated lover. Certainly, no understanding of Ireland's capital at the close of the 20th century is complete without an acquaintance with his magnificent writing.' Joseph O'Connor'¬~Joyce, O'Flaherty, Brian Moore, a fistful of O'Briens, this is a succulent Who's Who of Irish writing, and Dermot Bolger is of the same ilk. An exceptional literary gift.' Independent'¬~Bolger's writing is so strong, so exact, so much the right colour for each moment. Bare and passionate.' Financial Times'¬~A strong contender for the crown of Ireland's finest novelist.' Daily Mail'¬~Bolger is a lively writer. He is a bold storyteller and this bold endeavour, while flawed, is certainly never boring.' Lucy Atkins, Sunday Times'¬~Bolger has never written better. His has never been an imagination that works well in a vacuum, but the richness of Sheila Fitzgerald's experience and the obvious warmth that developed between them adds a special dimension to this remarkable book.'Scottish Sunday Herald, 'Dermot Bolger's vision is ragingly incandescent. He has been described as Dublin's Pasolini, and truly his work exerts a cinematic grip. Bolger is to contemporary Dublin what Dickens was to Victorian London: archivist, reporter, sometime infuriated lover. Certainly, no understanding of Ireland's capital at the close of the 20th century is complete without an acquaintance with his magnificent writing.' Joseph O'Connor'Joyce, O'Flaherty, Brian Moore, a fistful of O'Briens, this is a succulent Who's Who of Irish writing, and Dermot Bolger is of the same ilk. An exceptional literary gift.' Independent'Bolger's writing is so strong, so exact, so much the right colour for each moment. Bare and passionate.' Financial Times'A strong contender for the crown of Ireland's finest novelist.' Daily Mail'Bolger is a lively writer. He is a bold storyteller and this bold endeavour, while flawed, is certainly never boring.' Lucy Atkins, Sunday Times'Bolger has never written better. His has never been an imagination that works well in a vacuum, but the richness of Sheila Fitzgerald's experience and the obvious warmth that developed between them adds a special dimension to this remarkable book.'Scottish Sunday Herald
Copyright Date
2006
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
823.914
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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