Sad Bastard
Published on 26. March 2017
272 pages
978-1-84344-902-7 (ISBN)
Description
Garda Pat Coyne - aka 'Mr Suicide' is back. Injured in the line of duty, he is now out of work with too much time on his hands. Living alone, he's become more obsessive and volatile, developing a fetish for women's knickers. When a body washes up on the docks, the prime suspect is none other than the former Garda's son, Jimmy. Like father like son, both Coynes are notorious for their sweeping spells of self-destruction. But while Pat's motives lean toward cleaning up the world's messes, Jimmy possesses a taste for mayhem. Coyne's estranged wife blames him, his mother-in-law berates him, and his therapist labels him psychotic. But when a duo of criminal thugs try to kill his boy, Coyne decides that it's up to him to straighten things out.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bedford Square Publishers
File size
1,89 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-84344-902-7 (9781843449027)
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03/2017
No Exit Press
€36.11
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Person
Starting out as a journalist, Hugo Hamilton went on to write short stories and novels. He is now the author of six novels, two memoirs and a collection of short stories. His work has won a number of international awards, including the 1992 Rooney Prize for Irish Literature, the 2003 French Prix Femina Etranger, the 2004 Italian Premio Giuseppe Berto and a DAAD scholarship in Berlin. He has also worked as a writer-in-residence at Trinity College, Dublin. Hamilton was born and lives in Dublin.
Content
- Intro
- SAD BASTARD
- About the author
- PRAISE FOR HUGO HAMILTON
- SAD BASTARD
- Copyright
