Martin Malone

• Oct-2003
• / General Fiction
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The Enclave; home to Lebanon's dispossessed. Khalil has made his life here, catering to the needs of UN troops on the Israeli-Lebanon border. His small electrical shop has served him and his family well, has sustained them through turbulent years of ...

• Sep-2008
• / General Fiction
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Malone's powerful novel tells the story of the Irish Civil War and the execution of seven IRA men for illegal possession of arms. At the same time, four Kerry volunteers sentenced to death for identical offences are pardoned after undertaking to make...

• Nov-2009
• / General Fiction
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Acutely observed, and often comic, Martin Malone's stories chart the hidden and darker currents beneath everyday, seemingly ordinary, family life. An Irish soldier who brings his Middle-East tour of duty home with him, a car-park attendant who ponder...

• Apr-2011
• / Literary
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A new historical novel from the author of The Silence of the Glasshouse, based on the author's one-hour play, Rosanna Night Walker. It is the winter of 1863 and Rosanna Doyle is living rough on the Curragh grasslands, within walking distance of a lar...

• Aug-2014
• / General Fiction
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In this collection of short stories, Martin Malone explores the hidden world behind the front door of family life and the secret world behind the public face. From a young boy adjusting to a new world among relatives in 1970s Wales, to a man and his ...

• Dec-2015
• / Literary
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In this play, three young men wake up in an isolated house on the edge of the city. Outside is a heavy snowfall; inside, the men gradually come to realize they have no food, no heat, and the pipes are frozen. Not only are they snowbound but all the d...

• Mar-2016
• / Mystery
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He beat her. Broke skin, left her needing stitches, and begged his sister to furnish him with an alibi. My husband. What on earth have I married? A dormant monster?’ Secrets, once disturbed, can ruin a life that has been spent trying to hide them. ...

• Jun-2018
• / Thriller
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After Kafra, Martin Malone's hard-hitting novel about a soldier's return to civilian life in Ireland is available again in a second edition for 2018, the year of the 60th Anniversary of the Irish Defense Forces' first posting in the Middle East.<...