UNSPOKEN
Unabridged Audio Download
Read by Gerard Stembridge
SPECIAL XMAS OFFER – ONLY €12.50
(Reduced from €18.95)
Unabridged Audio Download
Read by Gerard Stembridge
SPECIAL XMAS OFFER – ONLY €12.50
(Reduced from €18.95)
The acclaimed novel of Ireland in the 1960s, brilliantly narrated by its author Gerry Stembridge.
Running time c. 14 hours
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PRAISE FOR UNSPOKEN
'A masterly account of Ireland in the Sixties . . . Stembridge juggles characters and themes seemingly effortlessly, his stories are bedrocked by great humanity, and this huge book is, sadly, over almost before you know it. Wonderful.'
DAILY MAIL
'Absorbing . . . Stembridge has been able to capture the powerful shifts in the cultural and political atmosphere of a historic decade'
SUNDAY TIMES
'Full of human warmth and social detail . . . Stembridge is reminding us that the larger moods of history begin in the small moods of individual moments. And he has done an excellent job of capturing both.'
IRISH TIMES
'Gerry Stembridge is an outstanding, if somewhat unacknowledged, Irish artist . . . Anyone interested in Irish political history will find Dom and Dev's interior monologues utterly fascinating . . . If future volumes are as curious and intriguing as this one, they will be worth the wait'
IRISH INDEPENDENT
'A great modern novel'
DOUGLAS KENNEDY
'Stembridge embraces an unloved city of the imagination and indeed a period of the entire island with unforgettable detail... Reading Unspoken is like being mesmerised by a story-telling Janus -- all human warmth and compassion from one mouth, cold accuracy and knowingness from the other. A wonderful achievement.'
EUGENE MCCABE
'Authentic, honest and utterly absorbing.'
DIARMAID FERRITER
'A striking portrait of what Ireland used to be and what it is today. Unspoken is a fantastic novel'
BOOKMUNCH
'An unexpectedly warm and affectionate portrait of a people and a period, despite their obvious shortcomings'
IRISH EXAMINER
'One of the most interesting writing minds this country has produced in recent decades . . . Stembridge is a man of formidable talent'
IRISH INDEPENDENT
'A masterly account of Ireland in the Sixties . . . Stembridge juggles characters and themes seemingly effortlessly, his stories are bedrocked by great humanity, and this huge book is, sadly, over almost before you know it. Wonderful.'
DAILY MAIL
'Absorbing . . . Stembridge has been able to capture the powerful shifts in the cultural and political atmosphere of a historic decade'
SUNDAY TIMES
'Full of human warmth and social detail . . . Stembridge is reminding us that the larger moods of history begin in the small moods of individual moments. And he has done an excellent job of capturing both.'
IRISH TIMES
'Gerry Stembridge is an outstanding, if somewhat unacknowledged, Irish artist . . . Anyone interested in Irish political history will find Dom and Dev's interior monologues utterly fascinating . . . If future volumes are as curious and intriguing as this one, they will be worth the wait'
IRISH INDEPENDENT
'A great modern novel'
DOUGLAS KENNEDY
'Stembridge embraces an unloved city of the imagination and indeed a period of the entire island with unforgettable detail... Reading Unspoken is like being mesmerised by a story-telling Janus -- all human warmth and compassion from one mouth, cold accuracy and knowingness from the other. A wonderful achievement.'
EUGENE MCCABE
'Authentic, honest and utterly absorbing.'
DIARMAID FERRITER
'A striking portrait of what Ireland used to be and what it is today. Unspoken is a fantastic novel'
BOOKMUNCH
'An unexpectedly warm and affectionate portrait of a people and a period, despite their obvious shortcomings'
IRISH EXAMINER
'One of the most interesting writing minds this country has produced in recent decades . . . Stembridge is a man of formidable talent'
IRISH INDEPENDENT
