Dominic Kearney
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Dominic Kearney
@djkearney.bsky.social
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Writer, Evertonian, Derry/Liverpool
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"Insightful, thought provoking and ultimately very memorable."
"Hugely enjoyable and moving."
"An excellent and thoroughly recommended read."
Old Ground, available now Little Acorns, Derry, NewsfromNowhere, Liverpool, Write Blend, Waterloo, and all good book shops.
"Insightful, thought provoking and ultimately very memorable."
"Hugely enjoyable and moving."
"An excellent and thoroughly recommended read." Plus two more five star reviews on Amazon.
Old Ground, available now from Amazon.
"Insightful, thought provoking and ultimately very memorable."
"Hugely enjoyable and moving."
"An excellent and thoroughly recommended read."
Old Ground, available now from all @waterstones.bsky.social stores.
There's never a time of day, year, or time, or a state of the weather, when Another Place isn't utterly captivating.
Old Ground, my new novel, available to order now from Waterstones: waterstones.com/book/old-gro.... 'Fans of Ian McEwan will enjoy Kearney's clean, controlled prose and complex characters...and beautiful descriptions of Liverpool old and new.' Jeananne Craig, writer and journalist
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'A moving study of loss, grief and the passage of time. Fans of Ian McEwan will enjoy Kearney's clean, controlled prose and complex characters.' Jeananne Craig, writer and journalist. My new novel, Old Ground, available now, on Amazon bit.ly/42NAOCW
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Old Ground, my new novel, out soon, in paperback and ebook.
Yes. First one is Case Histories. It's always tricky recommending things, but I'd say it's definitely worth a go.
Have you tried Kate Atkinson's Jackson Brodie books? I started my first one last Wednesday and I think it's terrific. Similar in some ways to Rebus, and a nice balance of dark and light.
I did okay, but I'm annoyed I didn't get Bren gun and I must say I've never thought of Douglas Adams as a sci-fi writer.
My review of the delightful Lemon Tree Restaurant, Letterkenny, Co Donegal, in today's Irish News:
It says a lot about me that Sandwich was the only answer I got right.
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A touching moment for two Everton favourites as Duncan McKenzie and Joe Royle spot each other across the Goodison Park pitch. 💙
Both, but, if I had to choose one, There She Goes. Written and sung by an Evertonian, a band from the city, a more oblique lyric than I Guess...Play it after Z Cars, when the team's on the pitch.
Anyone can be a hero. I used to have a Geoff Nulty abdge for pity's sake! But legend should be reserved for someone very special. Calling Ian Snodin a legend drives me barmy. And then when someone is called a former legend, as if they were once a legend, but have somehow lost that status!