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22 de feb. de 2022 · LIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN. by Roddy Doyle ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 22, 2022. A moving and quick-witted portrait of Dublin lives under lockdown. In each of these 10 stories we enter a life and a marriage—either intact, fraying, or sundered—within which the various and frequently unexpected effects of the Covid-19 lockdown on Irish society are ...
29 de sept. de 2021 · Life Without Children by Roddy Doyle, Jonathan Cape £14.99, 192 pages. Philip Womack is the author of ‘Wildlord’ (Little Island) Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Caf ...
7 de oct. de 2021 · An exhausted nurse struggles to let go, having lost a much-loved patient in isolation. A middle-aged son, barred from his mother's funeral, wakes to an oncoming hangover of regret. Told with Doyle's signature warmth, wit and extraordinary eye for the richness that underpins the quiet of our lives, Life Without Children cuts to the heart of how ...
A middle-aged son, barred from his mother's funeral, wakes to an oncoming hangover of regret. Told with Doyle's signature warmth, wit, and extraordinary eye for the richness that underpins the quiet of our lives, Life Without Children cuts to the heart of how we are all navigating loss, loneliness, and the shifting of history underneath our feet.
7 de oct. de 2021 · Roddy Doyle has been on my radar since the 80s, but I have never read one of his books before. I started The Woman Who Walked Into Doors for a book club a few years back, but found it too depressing to finish. The stories in Life Without Children are also depressing, but mostly because the context is too fresh.
21 de feb. de 2023 · A middle-aged son, barred from his mother’s funeral, wakes to an oncoming hangover of regret. Told with Doyle’s signature warmth, wit, and extraordinary eye for the richness that underpins the quiet of our lives, Life Without Children cuts to the heart of how we are all navigating loss, loneliness, and the shifting of history underneath our ...
Roddy Doyle has been on my radar since the 80s, but I have never read one of his books before. I started The Woman Who Walked Into Doors for a book club a few years back, but found it too depressing to finish. The stories in Life Without Children are also depressing, but mostly because the context is too fresh.
