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Gerard Stembridge Ordre des livres (chronologique)

    Gerard Stembridge est un écrivain irlandais dont les œuvres explorent souvent les émotions humaines profondes et les complexités des relations. Son écriture est réputée pour sa perspicacité et sa capacité à saisir les nuances subtiles de la psyché humaine. Stembridge aborde dans ses récits des thèmes tels que l'identité, l'isolement et la quête de sens dans le monde moderne, avec un style souvent décrit comme évocateur et atmosphérique. Son processus créatif se caractérise par un examen méticuleux des personnages et de leurs motivations, offrant aux lecteurs une expérience immersive et stimulante.

    Yeats Is Dead!
    The Effect of Her
    Unspoken. A family. A decade. A nation.

    • The Effect of Her

      • 436pages
      • 16 heures de lecture

      Mags Perry, a journalist, flees her marriage in England to create a new life in what she hopes is a different Ireland. Francis Strong, a teenager obsessed with literature, leaves his family for the dizzying freedoms of the capital. CJ, a disgraced politician in search of a way back to power, meets a woman who may change the direction of his life. In his breathtaking new novel, Gerard Stembridge weaves together a cast of unforgettable voices to tell the story of a whole society in flux. As his characters struggle towards happiness and freedom, he asks where true change comes from: the individual or her political masters.

      The Effect of Her2013

    • Unspoken. A family. A decade. A nation.

      • 433pages
      • 16 heures de lecture

      'Unspoken' charts the interlocking stories of a very different group of characters through the tumultuous decade of the 1960s in Ireland. It is an ambitious novel, rich in characterisation, which depicts a period integral to the story of modern Ireland.

      Unspoken. A family. A decade. A nation.2012
      2,7

    • Yeats Is Dead!

      • 304pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      A serial novel by 15 of the brightest talents in Irish writing (including Marian Keyes, Pauline McLynn, Gina Moxley and Frank McCourt), telling an elaborate tale of murder, mayhem and literary shenanigans in present-day Dublin. Approximately £1 from every copy sold will go to Amnesty International.

      Yeats Is Dead!2001
      3,2