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Freedom to dream in unfamiliar surroundings

Few debuts in Irish fiction were as welcomed as Notes from a Turkish Whorehouse, Philip O’Ceallaigh’s rich kaleidoscope of a collection, which was published in 2006 and featured characters of multiple nationalities from many different social classes,

28th February, 2009

The Pleasant Light of Day

By Philip O´ Ceallaigh

Penguin Ireland, €15

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