Reviewed: Psychiatrist in the Chair - Anthony Clare Psychiatrist in the Chair - The Official Biography of Anthony Clare, by Brendan Kelly and Muiris Houston - documents a fascinating life in psychiatry and ... Books • 24 Nov 20
Reviewed: Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld Unsettling. That's the word I've decided on after much deliberation about the effect of this novel about Hillary Rodham Clinton, declares Eileen Dunne Books • 11 Aug 20
Reviewed: Freedom is a Land I Cannot See Eileen Dunne was deeply engaged by Peter Cunninham's new novel because of its subtlety, lyricism, and the author's ability to re-create the atmosphere of fear ... Book Review • 30 Jun 20
Reviewed: A Thousand Moons by Sebastian Barry Eileen Dunne reviews the eagerly-anticipated new novel from the Laureate for Irish Fiction... Books • 23 Mar 20
Reviewed: Miss Austen by Gill Hornby They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but let's face it, most of us do at some stage, and by that ... Books • 05 Feb 20
Book review: The Hungry Road by Marita Conlon-McKenna Eileen Dunne welcomes Marita Conlon-McKenna 's new novel, The Hungry Road which opens in June 1843, as crowds gather for the Monster Repeal Meeting in ... Books • 21 Jan 20
A Matter of Interpretation by Elizabeth MacDonald Michael Scot (1175-1232) was a revered mathematician and scholar who translated Averroes and was the deemed to be finest public intellectual of his time. His ... Books • 07 Dec 19
Jung Chang's Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister The Wild Swans author documents the story of the three extraordinary Soong sisters, born into a wealthy Shanghai family at the end of the 19th ... Books • 23 Oct 19
Reviewed: Expectation by Anna Hope Eileen Dunne urges us to read Expectation, 'a great holiday read' concerning a group of long-time female friends who meet up after six years to ... Books • 20 Aug 19
