Goldengrove by Patrick McCabe - ISBN: 9781037404405
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Undercover agents, murder, and a dark, twisted Irish past.
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    336 pages

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    2 February 2027

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Summary

A dark and gripping comedy from Booker-shortlisted author Patrick McCabe.

It’s the summer of Brexit, and in a seedy hotel room on the South Coast of England, Chenevix Meredith finds his old comrade Henry Plumm murdered in the bathtub. Piecing together their shared history, Meredith looks back at the years they spent in Dublin half a century ago as undercover agents of the British state, posted to identify terrorist networks.

Goldengrove is a satirical cat-and-mouse no…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781037404405
ISBN-10:1037404408
Author:Patrick McCabe
Publisher:Pan Macmillan
Imprint:Macmillan
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:336
Release Date:2 February 2027
Dimensions:130mm x 197mm
Series:Picador Collection
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Goldengrove by Patrick McCabe - ISBN: 9781037404405
130 × 197 mm
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A4
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Critics Review

One hears Joyce and Beckett and Paul Muldoon in the background. Not because there is any borrowing, but because all alike draw from that same dazzling tradition of oral storytelling * Mark Bowles *
Yet again Patrick McCabe summons the ghost of Flann O’Brien in this wild rollick of a novel … Wonderful, shape-shifting stuff * Colum McCann *
Thunderously compelling and downright ecstatic … This is nothing less than the work of a genuine master, a must-read * Billy O’Callaghan *
Wild, anarchic, and wonderfully head-spinning * Neil Jordan *
[A] legendary behemoth of Irish literature’ * RTÉ *
McCabe is truly original * Elaine Feeney *

About The Author

Patrick McCabe

Patrick McCabe was born in 1955 in Clones, County Monaghan. He is the author of The Butcher Boy, which won the Irish Times Irish Literature Prize for Fiction; The Dead School; Breakfast on Pluto and others. The Butcher Boy and Breakfast on Pluto were both shortlisted for the Booker Prize and adapted into feature films by Neil Jordan. Winterwood was named the 2007 Hughes & Hughes/Irish Independent Irish Novel of the Year. He now lives in Clones.

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