THE FIRST SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER EBOOK (edición en inglés)

The First Sunday in September really is quite an achievement. The stories are vibrant and authentic, brimming with intensity and desire. I enjoyed it immensely. – Donal Ryan Inventive and compelling, this lifts off the page. A visceral sports novel, and yet so tender. – Danny Denton Imagine Raymond Carver meets Donal Ryan and you have Tadhg Coakleys novel. His writing is taut and vivid, his voice compelling and comionate. – Mary Morrissy The First Sunday in September takes us into the hearts and minds of a medley of characters who sometimes win but often lose, and whose experiences of life ring true. – Madeleine DArcy Its All-Ireland Hurling Final Day. A hungover Clareman with gambling debts travels up to Dublin for the match, secretly hoping his county will lose. An Englishwoman attends the final with her partner, wondering when to tell him that shes pregnant. A long-retired player watches the match from the stands, his gaze repeatedly falling on the Cork captain, whom he and his wife gave up for adoption years earlier. Clares star forward struggles under the weight of expectation. Corks talisman waits for the sliothar to fall from the sky, aware that his destiny is already set. Technically daring and with an unforgettable cast of characters, The First Sunday in September announces an exciting new voice in Irish fiction. A mix of Elizabeth Strouts Olive Kitteridge and Chad Harbachs The Art of Fielding.