I picked up three books in a secondhand bookshop yesterday.
Eureka Street by Robert McLiam Wilson (which I read twenty years ago and thought it would be good to revisit), Robert Ryan's
Early One Morning, and Paul Charles'
The Dust of Death. All three have Irish connections, with Eureka Street being set in Belfast, Early One Morning starting in Dublin, and The Dust of Death being set in Donegal. I also picked up three in the local bookshop:
Riptide by John Lawton,
Sleeping Dogs by Mark O'Sullivan and
The Burning Gates by Parker Bilal. Have added them all to a to-be-read pile that is back to being healthy in choice (i.e. thirty plus books!).
My posts this week
Balancing and redistributing ‘additional’ academic work
Review of
The Trespasser by Tana French
June reads
A hole in the head
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