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Counting Down
Gerard Stembridge
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Description for Counting Down
Paperback. 311pp. Keywords: Irish Novel.. Limerick born Gerard Stembridge's second novel
Meet Joe Power, approaching forty and counting down ...Counting down the days until he sees his son. Counting down the number of years he spent with his wife before it all fell apart. Counting down the inches he has to lose off his waist to be a babe magnet again. Counting down all the fools who want to tell him to get his act together. Counting the hours until he can take one of his exhilarating night walks and encounter ...well, who knows what, but one thing is sure, he'll be the one to come out of it alive. Counting ... Read more
Meet Joe Power, approaching forty and counting down ...Counting down the days until he sees his son. Counting down the number of years he spent with his wife before it all fell apart. Counting down the inches he has to lose off his waist to be a babe magnet again. Counting down all the fools who want to tell him to get his act together. Counting the hours until he can take one of his exhilarating night walks and encounter ...well, who knows what, but one thing is sure, he'll be the one to come out of it alive. Counting ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2009
Publisher
Penguin Ireland Dublin
Condition
New
1st Edition
Yes
Number of Pages
256
Place of Publication
London, Ireland
ISBN
9781844881130
SKU
9781844881130
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About Gerard Stembridge
Gerard Stembridge was born in Limerick. He studied English and History at University College Dublin and has lived in Dublin since. His films include Guiltrip and About Adam. He co-wrote the satirical radio show Scrap Saturday with Dermot Morgan, and more recently the satirical TV series, The State of Us, with Risteard Cooper. He has written eleven plays. His first ... Read more
Reviews for Counting Down
'An uncanny portrait of Ireland in transition ... also a page-turner of the highest order' - on According to Luke, Irish Times 'I recommend it highly ... fantastic' Ryan Tubridy on According to Luke 'Stembridge has long had a knack for capturing the essence of the era' Sunday Times 'A master of the political and social ... Read more