Loved his Four Letters Of Love.. Not perfect.. but as close to a perfect book as it is possible to get..

That was such a special day, many thanks to Niall, Christine and EBCF

there called dag wood sandwiches

beautiful

Oh my god I love you Naoise! What a FANTASTIC interview!!! I so enjoyed exciting times and I’m PUMPED for your next book ahhhh 🤩🥳👽🍓

Colm let a little rocky brown lump out. Just pop it out. You can do it. I’m here for you. Pop it into an egg cup. Not the whole just a little one. A rocky hard pellet.

Loved both these books for different reasons.

Loved the conversation, especially the self-conscious reflections on masculinity. Great insights. Keep talking about the care-ocracy, Patrick. Thanks, Ennis Book Club.

Brilliant interview, such insights. Already read Patrick's book, looking forward to Love.

Loved this.

We'll all be writing historical fiction!

Fellow Limerick living being here also, not raised near the city but 'mullock'/'mullocking' is defintely something you'd hear on a daily basis here. Think the use of the verb is like someone codding you? (if this is Limerick slang too, like someone messing with you, kind of making a fool out of you.) Hope this helps!! I also think 'mullocking' is like taking the piss .. more or less, sitting down, doing nothing! Might just be us out here in rural East Limerick, having ways of speaking that make no formal sense at ALL! Enjoyed the chat a great deal. What a way with creating music with words he has.

Great reading from Kevin combined with an atmospheric film. Eerie...

Absolutely! I lived in Belgium for 16 years, and found it bizarre how closed people there are. I'd be here for a visit and in 24 hours, I'd be raving about how fabulous Irish people are when it comes to the chat. TG I live here now.

That's a great notion, of tuning in to the music of the writing. As a novelist, I'll take that on board!

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Can’t confirm if people from Mullagh are Mullaghers!

There is a village in Clare called Mullagh

Loved it, real irish speech, deadpan humour. I was laughing out loud

Great tonic, Colm. Thank you

Lovely, thoughtful answers.

Always good to have a food question Dani. 😀

that was my thinking about the 'coming out' part - thank you!

Oscar Wilde would certainly be an interesting dinner guest..

Great shout out for libraries Naoise