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a further instalment of his unmissable autobiography
A facsimile of the 1923 Methuen edition
Parks listens to ‘the language of the lost and dispossessed’ as he explores sites of painful historical memory – from Blackstone Edge
as vital contraband
with profile by Kamel Abdellatif
Life Begins on Friday Mícheál Ó hAodha a further instalment of hisA young man is found lying unconscious on the outskirts of Bucharest. No one knows who he is and everyone has a different theory about how he got there. The stories of the various characters unfold, each closely interwoven with the next, and outlining the features of what ultimately turns out to be the most important and most powerful character of all: the city of Bucharest itself. The novel covers the last 13 days of 1897 and culminates in a