A stirring, funny memoir of life in Dublin recalls the arrival of British television in one family's home--an event that brings sex, drugs, and the Beatles into an otherwise peaceful Catholic home. Reprint.

44: Dublin Made Me

SHERIDAN, PETER

Humor & Entertainment

Penguin??Books

44 Dublin Made Me

Biographies & Memoirs

Viking Penguin Audio

The author of 44: Dublin Made Me recounts his discovery of his late father's fifty-year affair with another woman, describing his search for answers despite his dying mother's wishes and the woman's impact on the author's beliefs about conventional marriage. Reprint.

47 Roses: A Story of Family Secrets and Enduring Love

Arts & Literature

Things will never be quite the same again for the sisters at Dublin's Good Shepherd Convent thanks to the arrival of their newest refugee, Philo, a huge, tattooed woman with a penchant for smoking, swearing, and eating, who is fleeing her abusive husband, Tommo. A first novel. Original.

Every Inch of Her

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

With his trademark wit and honesty, Peter Sheridan has written an enthralling account of his parents` relationship, from their first encounter over a poker game in a Dundalk canteen to their final, happy days together in retirement. But all was not as straightforward as it appeared for when Peter`s father died suddenly, it became painfully evident that an awkward situation needed to be resolved. Since the 1940s, Peter`s father had maintained a relationship with another woman, Doris. Their correspondence spanned five decades and Doris had long harboured the secret hope that Peter`s father would one day be hers. Someone would have to tell her about the death of her old friend... At turns humorous and heartbreaking, Forty-Seven Roses is the unforgettable tale of a love that can transcend even overpowering odds. It`s the account of a marriage dogged by a shadowy third partner, of fierce family pride and of how sometimes the pain of grief can re-ignite the vital spark of love.
`Sheridan`s writing is in a class of its own... this is a memoir to make you laugh and cry` - Sunday Express

Forty-Seven Roses

Memoirs

Pan/Macmillan

Snow is falling all over Dublin. It is half an hour to the start of the New Year. On the rooftop of 44 Seville Place, a 10-year-old boy clings to a television aerial. His father urges him to turn the aerial towards England. The boy reaches up and in that moment, pictures from a foreign place beam into their home and change their lives forever.
Thus begins this astonishing portrait of a Dublin family as they chart their way through the turbulent waters of the l960s. We exult in their triumphs and cry at their disasters, but at no time is laughter far from the surface. As Peter Sheridan follows his journey from boy to man, he reveals the confused adolescent in us all and shows us an individual and a society on the cusp of profound change.
`A brilliantly realised, almost novelistic, portrait of an urban working-class Irish childhood... remarkably honest, involving, compassionate` Scotsman
`A beautiful, touching, bittersweet account of inner-family life...A lively, turbulent and huge tale painted in vivid colour on a very simple canvas. I`m glad to have read it and so will you be.` Malachy McCourt, Observer

Forty Four : A Dublin Memoir

Snow is falling all over Dublin. It is half an hour to the start of the New Year. On the rooftop of 44 Seville Place, a ten year-old boy clings to the steel pole of a television aerial. His father urges him to turn the aerial towards England. The boy reaches up and, in that moment, pictures from a foreign place beam into their home and change their lives forever. Thus begins an astonishing portrait of a Dublin family as they chart their way through the turbulent waters of the 1960s. From the first page we are drawn into their lives and their relationships. We exult in their triumphs and we cry at their disasters, but at no time is laughter far from the surface. By the book's close, we are part of this extended family.

44: A Dublin Memoir

History & Criticism

Macmillan

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The author of 44: Dublin Made Me recounts his discovery of his late father's fifty-year affair with another woman, describing his search for answers despite his dying mother's wishes and the woman's impact on the author's beliefs about conventional marriage.

47 Roses

Viking Adult

A memoir of growing up in early 1960s Dublin captures the many changes Irish society endured, including the Beatles and the Troubles in Northern Ireland, and chronicles the author's steadily growing love for the theater

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44: Dublin Made Me

44 Dublin Made Me

47 Roses: A Story of Family Secrets and Enduring Love

Every Inch of Her

Forty-Seven Roses

Forty Four : A Dublin Memoir

44: A Dublin Memoir

44: A Dublin Memoir

47 Roses

44: Dublin Made Me