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Look out for brand-new non-fiction coming from Transworld Ireland in September:
On September 10 we publish the autobiography of Albert Reynolds, Ireland's eighth Taoiseach and a major player in the Northern Ireland peace process. For the first time, Reynolds will go on record to tell his extraordinary life story.
Jarlath Regan is an up-and-coming comedian and a very funny man. Sold out shows at Edinburgh, regular guest appearances on RTE's The Panel and the comedy festival circuit have been keeping him busy, but he's also found the time to create some very special greeting card ideas. In How To Break Bad News: Greetings from the Dark Side, Jarlath presents the perfect way to tell that friend, ‘Nobody likes you’, to inform your clingy boyfriend that it's over or to break it to an office worker that they’re fired. This wickedly funny collection will be in all good bookshops from September 10.
Irish writing suffered a sad loss after the untimely death of John O'Donohue in January 2008. His internationally bestselling books included Anam Cara, Eternal Echoes, Divine Beauty and Benedictus, which he completed shortly before he died. John's first published work, Echoes of Memory, a powerful collection of poetry exploring the themes of love and loss, will be published in a beautiful new hardback gift edition on September 10.
Earlier this year we reissued a number of classic books by the founder of Focus Ireland, Sister Stan. On October 8, we publish her long-awaited new book, Moments of Stillness, which draws upon her memories of childhood and special moments in her life to offer simple reflections to help us connect to our inner world, and the deep, nurturing silence that lies within.
Our fantastic autumn line-up continues in October and November with an inspirational memoir from leading angelic healer Aidan Storey, brand new fiction for Christmas from number 1 bestselling author Patricia Scanlan, and a thought-provoking and positive look at Ireland's economic future from Newstalk's Economics Editor, Marc Coleman.