Galloper Thomson
By Sam McAughtry
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“His prose is stripped clean of artifice and has the seeming simplicity of a vivid, moral voice calling out in a wilderness of uncertainty. It is a subtle, powerful sound.”
A story in Sam McAughtry’s Belfast (1981), reissued as Belfast Stories by Blackstaff Press in 1993.
Sam McAughtry writes about life in troubled areas, particularly the Tiger Bay area of Belfast, between the Antrim Road and North Queen Street.
Further Infomation
YEAR WRITTEN
1981YEAR SET
1929REVIEWS
“His prose is stripped clean of artifice and has the seeming simplicity of a vivid, moral voice calling out in a wilderness of uncertainty. It is a subtle, powerful sound.”
The Times
PUBLISHING INFORMATION
YEAR PUBLISHED
PUBLISHER
Ward River Press, Blackstaff Press (1993)
TYPE OF PUBLICATION
Short Story
ISBN
978-0856405204