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Wilson, R: Ripley Bogle
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* Eureka Street is published by Secker in August 1996and will make a huge impact. * Ripley Bogle is a reversion from Picador. * Praise for Ripley Bogle. * 'A star is born. His name is Robert McLiam Wilson, author of Ripley Bogle. A work of consummate skill. . . I urge you to to read it' Sunday Telegraph. * 'Ripley Bogle is probably one of the best Irish novels to have appeared in the last decade. it goes straight for the jugular' -The Times.

About the Author

Robert McLiam Wilson was born in Belfast in 1964. Ripley Bogle, his debut, won the Rooney Prize, the Hughes Prize, a Betty Trask Award and the Irish Book Awards. He has written two other novels - Manfred's Pain and Eureka Street - and is also the author of a non-fiction book, The Dispossessed. In 2003, he was named by Granta magazine as one of 20 Best of Young British Novelists.

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An astonishing performance, fluent, profound, angry. It made me laugh; it made me think; it made me envious
*Irish Times*

Probably one of the best Irish novels to have appared in the last decade. It goes straight for the jugular
*The Times*

The eponymous antihero of this splendid anti-coming-of-age novel is a classic Irish rogue: handsome, charming, astute, articulate, arrogant, irresponsible, passionate - above all, a chap who can make you laugh three times per page... Underneath all the wordplay, [Wilson] reveals with true eloquence the horrors of growing up during the Troubles
*Publishers Weekly*

An astonishing performance, fluent, profound, angry. It made me laugh; it made me think; it made me envious * Irish Times *
Probably one of the best Irish novels to have appared in the last decade. It goes straight for the jugular * The Times *
The eponymous antihero of this splendid anti-coming-of-age novel is a classic Irish rogue: handsome, charming, astute, articulate, arrogant, irresponsible, passionate - above all, a chap who can make you laugh three times per page... Underneath all the wordplay, [Wilson] reveals with true eloquence the horrors of growing up during the Troubles * Publishers Weekly *

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