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The CIRCLE of SODOM: A Gripping New Thriller

27 reviews
Pat Mullan

1st Books Library, 2002

Number One Thriller!
Circle of Sodom takes you on a roller coaster ride. Hang on! Or you won't get to the end in one piece. It begins with one of the most intriguing openings I've ever read. Then it takes you from today's headlines, into the shadows behind them. It is a story of the forces that shape our world in the financial, political, and religious spheres, and of the leaders in these areas who battle for ...

Blood Red Square

5 reviews
Pat Mullan

LBF Books, 2005

action-packed thriller
In 1961 in Leopoldville, the Congo, the American Kearns and the Russian Zhukov ask the mercenary major with the Anglo-Irish accent if all is ready. He tells them that the VIP will meet with Mobutu before flying on to see Tshombe in Ndola; he will not make it there. They give him 50% of his fee. Three days later UN Secretariat Dag Hammarskjöld and his retinue die in a place crash on his way ...

JAMES DICKEY'S POETRY: The Religious Dimension

ATHRY HOUSE, 2007

James Dickey, a poet who raised my consciousness at a time when I was not writing any more, a time when I had abandoned it, a time when the muse had departed. Well, James Dickey has now departed. He died on January 19, 1997. I suppose he was best known for his novel Deliverance but he also wrote about 20 volumes of poetry. James Dickey?s Poetry: The Religious Dimension is my elegy to the man. Pat Mullan, Connemara, Ireland ...

You Always Wondered

ATHRY HOUSE, 2008

A short poignant vignette of life and love and loss.

Under the Bougainvillea

ATHRY HOUSE, 2008

The bougainvillea had started to flower again, a deep fuchsia color. It climbed the wall of their patio until it reached the second floor where it clambered around the metal railings on their bedroom window. Idyllic. That?s the way it was supposed to be. Or that?s the way she pretended it would be. Here they could forget the past and start over again. But that had been wishful thinking. They couldn?t leave the past behind. It was part of them. ...

ELEVEN DAYS IN JULY : A Family Ordeal

ATHRY HOUSE, 2007

Eleven harrowing days in the life of my son who is a hemophiliac, a Von Willebrand

Childhood Hills

9 reviews

iUniverse, 2000

My favourite Book of Poems
It's an amazing way of painting a picture from a really interesting life and Childhood of this irish author. For me it was sometimes intellectuall demanding and sometimes easy to follow. My Favourites are: 'The turning point' and 'Granny Bunty's Button Box'

FACSIMILE

ATHRY HOUSE, 2008

Dr. Dan Grimes was the most sought after computer scientist on the planet. Bill Gates had tried, unsuccessfully, to buy his mind with millions. But wealth didn't motivate Grimes. A minimalist in everything, he lived frugally. Artificial intelligence alone motivated him. He wanted to take AI the next quantum leap. He wanted to train the computer to think, to create, to solve, to function more magnificently than a thousand Einsteins. MIT ...