Going to Zossen or the Capitulation of Vasily Mikhailovich launched last month and was given an unbeatable reception in the UNESCO city of literature, and my hometown, Dublin. To commemorate a month of the novel bouncing around bookstore shelves and Amazon lists, I’m sharing some of the photographs from the momentous occasion, a night when… Continue reading
Hello there! After a fairly hectic three days, we’re finally live, and Going to Zossen or the Capitulation of Vasily Mikhailovich is available in bookstores. You can find a list of places to buy the paperback below, ordered by country. In Ireland, the iconic Winding Stair bookshop, located by the picturesque Ha’penny Bridge, stocks the book, so… Continue reading
It’s easy to walk away from an event like the London Book Fair with more questions than you had arrived with. As an author, you are trounced with so much conflicting information, you feel a rush of blood to your head (though it might just be the between-talk coffees). This ranges from advice on pitching… Continue reading
Unofficially dubbed ‘Chernobyl of the North’, Vorkuta has enough distinctions to make it stand out in its own right. The once-thriving coal town was built by prisoners from the network of camps dotted around north Russia after it had been flagged as a resource trove. In 1941, the town was connected to the Northern Railway… Continue reading