Published in July 2019, Daragh Fleming’s book of short stories has been receiving rave reviews for his voice, subject matter, and unique treatment of modern issues.

For example, Brian Sheridan at Headstuff.com writes:

This is the first publication from the young Cork author and it is an impressive debut. The most striking element is the voice. It goes without saying that any novel or short story or any piece of fiction really needs to have an original voice. Sometimes, it can take a while to establish a voice. Sometimes, it is a matter of finding it and having the confidence to recognize your voice. In the case of Daragh Fleming he brings us a strong new voice right from the first page. The stories are also written in a very distinct style which Flemming refers to as conversational.

But, and perhaps more importantly, the stories are very engaging and readable. This is all the more impressive if we consider the stories deal with very sensitive topics such, for example, euthanasia and homelessness while often veering off into what could only be described as the bizarre. But, regardless of the style and format they are always entertaining.

Read the full review at Headstuff.com

This is Daragh’s first publication—and the new Irish author has left us looking forward to his next work! Get The Book of Revelation in paperback or eBook from the following retailers or ask your local bookstore to order and stock it for you!

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Cassie is a writer and editor. She lives in Arizona in the United States with her two dogs.

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