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Pagine: 137, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

Setting off from Ireland, Pete McCarthy takes us on a wonderful journey around the weird and wonderful Irish communities of the world.\n\n\n\nIn his own inimitable style, Pete recounts his adventures and escapades as, in Morocco he meets the head of Clan McCarthy, and then goes on to visit the renowned Irish peoples of New York. He journeys to the southern hemisphere and then back again to the United States before ending up in a small town called McCarthy in Alaska.\n\n\n\nWill he encounter enough McCarthy's Bars, as he continues to obey the eighth rule of travel: 'never pass a pub with your name on it'? This is a funny, affectionate look at the Irish communties of the world.

Pagine: 208, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

Setting off from Ireland, Pete McCarthy takes us on a wonderful journey around the weird and wonderful Irish communities of the world.\n\n\n\nIn his own inimitable style, Pete recounts his adventures and escapades as, in Morocco he meets the head of Clan McCarthy, and then goes on to visit the renowned Irish peoples of New York. He journeys to the southern hemisphere and then back again to the United States before ending up in a small town called McCarthy in Alaska.\n\n\n\nWill he encounter enough McCarthy's Bars, as he continues to obey the eighth rule of travel: 'never pass a pub with your name on it'? This is a funny, affectionate look at the Irish communties of the world.

Pagine: 99, Copertina rigida, Independently published

Pagine: 125, Copertina rigida, Independently published

C follows the short, intense life of Serge Carrefax, a man who - as his name suggests - surges into the electric modernity of the early twentieth century, transfixed by the technologies that will obliterate him.\n\nBorn to the sound of one of the very earliest experimental wireless stations, Serge finds himself steeped in a weird world of transmissions, whose very air seems filled with cryptic and poetic signals of all kinds. What follows is a stunning tour de force in which the eerily idyllic settings of pre-war Europe give way to the exhilarating flight-paths of the frontline aeroplane radio operator, then the prison camps of Germany, the drug-fuelled London of the roaring twenties and, finally, the ancient tombs of Egypt.\n\nShortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.

Pagine: 120, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

C follows the short, intense life of Serge Carrefax, a man who - as his name suggests - surges into the electric modernity of the early twentieth century, transfixed by the technologies that will obliterate him.\n\nBorn to the sound of one of the very earliest experimental wireless stations, Serge finds himself steeped in a weird world of transmissions, whose very air seems filled with cryptic and poetic signals of all kinds. What follows is a stunning tour de force in which the eerily idyllic settings of pre-war Europe give way to the exhilarating flight-paths of the frontline aeroplane radio operator, then the prison camps of Germany, the drug-fuelled London of the roaring twenties and, finally, the ancient tombs of Egypt.\n\nShortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.

Pagine: 105, Copertina rigida, Independently published

McCarthy High Tide Lee, 40 x 50 cm, in Canvas Prints 40 x 50 cm, tela stampata Su licenza ufficiale Pronto da appendere Progettato nel Regno Unito

Ampia gamma di tele di stampa Carta patinata opaca da 230 g/m² Tutti i prodotti sono confezionati singolarmente e confezionati in pellicola termor

Ampia gamma di tele di stampa Carta patinata opaca da 230 g/m² Tutti i prodotti sono confezionati singolarmente e confezionati in pellicola termor

Tesa e incorniciata, pronta e facile da appendere. 40 x 50 cm. Una perfetta decorazione da parete per soggiorno, camera da letto, cucina, ufficio, hotel, sala da pranzo, ufficio, bagno, bar ecc.

Once the Queendom of Sol was a glowing monument to humankind's loftiest dreams. Ageless and immortal, its citizens lived in peaceful splendor. But as Sol buckled under the swell of an immorbid population, space itself literally ran out. . . .\n\nConrad Murs