Gatsby: Death of an Irishman was published in April 2025. A new take on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s search for identity in the centennial of the great American novel. ‘“I want to belong to you. I want your people to be my people. I want to have your babies.”“But I haven’t any people.” On the French Riviera in 1924, twenty-seven year-old Scott Fitzgerald struggles to breathe life into Jay Gatsby...
A young man’s search for opportunity leads to revolution. Ambitious twenty-somethings, inspired by their brilliant but troubled leader, set up a counter-state government in a unique challenge to British rule in Ireland; a true story where the West Wing meets Peaky Blinders. Michael Collins, 28, the ambitious, energetic and professional finance minister and director of intelligence of the counter...
“O’Sullivan Greene’s superb book forensically details de Valera’s mission to gain recognition for an Irish republic, challenging much of the myth- making of a mission that began with such promise and ended in a divisive battle for money, power and ideology.”Ronan McGreevy, The Irish Times Revolution at the Waldorf: America and the Irish war of Independence ‘[Amory Blaine] suspected...
Publisher: Eastwood BooksPublished: 2020 “The quality of writing and the pace of storytelling ensure that this is not a niche or specialist work of history. This is a compelling read. I wish I had written it myself.” Paschal Donohoe, Minister for Finance Crowdfunding the Revolution: The First Dáil Loan and the Battle for Irish Independence In 1919, the revolutionary Irish government...
