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portada The Big Yaroo
Type
Physical Book
Year
2019
Language
English
Pages
256
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.3 x 13.5 x 2.0 cm
Weight
0.38 kg.
ISBN13
9781848407411

The Big Yaroo

Patrick McCabe (Author) · New Island Books · Paperback

The Big Yaroo - McCabe, Patrick

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Synopsis "The Big Yaroo"

Sequel to the bestselling Butcher Boy, Francie Brady is back! Francie Brady, the broken Butcher Boy, leads a busy life in Fizzbag Mansions, where he was incarcerated five decades ago after the mistake with Mrs Nugent. Still obsessed with the comic books of his childhood, he has found a new vocation - as a publisher of his very own magazine, The Big Yaroo, and Francie throws himself into its production, working to a deadline in more ways than one. Along the way, he remembers Da, Uncle Alo, Joe Purcell and his beloved Ma, and wrestles a desire to escape his past with the world's need for him to exorcise his childhood demons. As Francie is drawn even further into the dark world of his own mind, the line between reality and delusion ceases to mean anything. Uproariously funny, terrifying and profound, this is the swansong of one Irish literature's most enduring characters.

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