Book Review: Threshold – Rob Doyle
The protagonist-narrator of Rob Doyle’s Threshold is an altogether recognisable recusant – at least to anybody who has spent time in Trinity College Dublin’s Arts block.
The protagonist-narrator of Rob Doyle’s Threshold is an altogether recognisable recusant – at least to anybody who has spent time in Trinity College Dublin’s Arts block.
"Underneath it all is this quite old fashioned quest for something transcendental, something sublime, profound and meaningful." We talk to Rob Doyle ahead of the release of his new novel,…
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