Few and Far Between

From a “deeply talented” (The New York Times Book Review), award-winning writer comes an alternate history of Northern Ireland's recent past where the last remaining residents of a haunted archipelago face imminent eviction from their home.

In 1958, a politician's ludicrous proposal to create a seventh county for Northern Ireland by draining Lough Neagh-the largest lake in Ireland-was, quite understandably, never implemented. In Few and Far Between, Jan Carson imagines a timeline in which th...