El Niño - 9781908817549

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El Nino is the exciting debut novel from Irish Screenwriter and Playwright Mick Donnellan. Slick, stylish and always entertaining, the story is a rollercoaster of drama and tension that hasn't been seen in Irish fiction for a very long time. Charlie is our protagonist, the pickpocket that steals El Nino's wallet and then falls in love with her. She's the wild femme fatale, beautiful; enigmatic and seductive. Her father named her El Nino because the night she was born there was a storm, and he said it signified the way she was to live her life. Dark and edgy with crisp fresh dialogue, this is a novel that engages the reader from the first line right through to the powerful finish. Review Excerpt .."..perhaps the most exciting part of this publication is that it comes from the heart of Mayo. Set in Ballinrobe, then spanning to Galway and back again, Donnellan has taken the West of Ireland and firmly placed it on the crime writing map. With flavours of Dashiel Hammet and Micky Spillane, the author never loses sight of his own locality. The poetry of Ireland's West is always fresh on the page. Everything from the bustle of Galway city, to the curious streets of Ballinrobe bounces off the book with the kind of vivid imagery and poetic description worthy of the world's finest writers. Apparently, we have entered an explosive time for West of Ireland fiction and long may it last..."


  • | Author: Mick Donnellan
  • | Publisher: Original Writing
  • | Publication Date: Nov 06, 2017
  • | Number of Pages: 194 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1908817542
  • | ISBN-13: 9781908817549
Author:
Mick Donnellan
Publisher:
Original Writing
Publication Date:
Nov 06, 2017
Number of pages:
194 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1908817542
ISBN-13:
9781908817549