Do You Like Oranges?

In Down The Tunnels a sidelined, former policeman relives his famous role in the 'big case' when an innocent man was framed for his part in an audacious robbery. In But Your Mother a protester is forced to recognize that his actions will have negative consequences for his ailing mother. In Do You Like Oranges? a youth endures a mock execution. In the bleak eighties in Ireland political dissent is rife and the Gardaí have resorted to ‘heavy methods’. The characters in all these stories are living with the consequences

Do You Like Oranges? (Ian St James International Short Story Award 1998). Published in Pulse Fiction (London, 1998) and Snapshots (London, 1999). Down The Tunnels published in The Cúirt Journal 7 (Galway, 1999). But Your Mother published in Stinging Fly (Dublin, 1999).

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Do You Like Oranges?

In Down The Tunnels a sidelined, former policeman relives his famous role in the 'big case' when an innocent man was framed for his part in an audacious robbery. In But Your Mother a protester is forced to recognize that his actions will have negative consequences for his ailing mother. In Do You Like Oranges? a youth endures a mock execution. In the bleak eighties in Ireland political dissent is rife and the Gardaí have resorted to ‘heavy methods’. The characters in all these stories are living with the consequences

Do You Like Oranges? (Ian St James International Short Story Award 1998). Published in Pulse Fiction (London, 1998) and Snapshots (London, 1999). Down The Tunnels published in The Cúirt Journal 7 (Galway, 1999). But Your Mother published in Stinging Fly (Dublin, 1999).

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Do You Like Oranges?

Do You Like Oranges?

by Kevin Doyle
Do You Like Oranges?

Do You Like Oranges?

by Kevin Doyle

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Overview

In Down The Tunnels a sidelined, former policeman relives his famous role in the 'big case' when an innocent man was framed for his part in an audacious robbery. In But Your Mother a protester is forced to recognize that his actions will have negative consequences for his ailing mother. In Do You Like Oranges? a youth endures a mock execution. In the bleak eighties in Ireland political dissent is rife and the Gardaí have resorted to ‘heavy methods’. The characters in all these stories are living with the consequences

Do You Like Oranges? (Ian St James International Short Story Award 1998). Published in Pulse Fiction (London, 1998) and Snapshots (London, 1999). Down The Tunnels published in The Cúirt Journal 7 (Galway, 1999). But Your Mother published in Stinging Fly (Dublin, 1999).


Product Details

BN ID: 2940032877738
Publisher: Kevin Doyle
Publication date: 11/17/2011
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 98 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Kevin Doyle is an award winning short story writer from Cork, Ireland. His work has been widely published - in Ireland, England, Scotland, the USA and Australia. Do You Like Oranges? recently won the top prize in the short story category for Best Anthology in Ireland's inaugural CAP Awards for Independently Published Authors (2016). See http://writingcap.ie/awards-2016/ Kevin Doyle also writes extensively about Irish and radical politics in the alternative press and on the Indymedia news network. He is also the author of many articles on anarchism and the anarchist tradition.

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