Dochtuir Athas (ePub)

An chead ursceal le Liam Mac Coil, agus an chead leabhar Gaeilge a cuireadh ar ghearrliosta Dhuaiseanna Liteartha an Irish Times.Ba mo dhochtir fin a chuir chuige m. "e;T galar ort,"e; a deir s an l seo, "e;nach bhfuil aon ainm air. T an Dochtir thas an-sciliil ina leithid,"e; ar seisean. "e;T m chun t a chur chuige. Is socanailseoir ."e; Is mar sin a thosaonn an scal seo; ms scal .A challenging work which incorporates elements of the best detective writing, large chunks of anaysis concerning Freud and psychoanalysis... some hilarious and delightfully sharp literary and other references as well as plain good fun.-Seosamh Murch, The Irish TimesSeo e an saothar is fearr a foilsodh i nGaeilge le fada an l.' -Gearailt Mac Eoin, LCeann desna hrscealta is dea-scrofa, is difrila, is speisila - in aon fhocal amhin, is fearr - a foilsodh in irinn le fada an l. Coinntear ar bs th leathanach go leathanach. -Pearse Hutchinson, RT GuideThe classic Irish novel of the latter part of this century, holding its own with anything by William Trevor or John Banville. -Gearailt Mac Eoin, The Irish TimesThe first novel by Liam Mac Cil, and the first Irish language book to be shortlisted for The Irish Times Literary Awards.My own doctor sent me to see him. "e;You have an illness,"e; he said that day, "e;that doesn't have a name. Doctor thas is very skilled in this sort of thing,"e; he said. "e;I'm going to send you to him. He's a psychoanalyst."e; That's how this story begins; if it is a story.A challenging work which incorporates elements of the best detective writing, large chunks of anaysis concerning Freud and psychoanalysis... some hilarious and delightfully sharp literary and other references as well as plain good fun.-Seosamh Murch, The Irish TimesThis is the best book published in Irish in years. -LThis is one of the best-written, the most different, and the most interesting - in pne word, the finest - book published in Ireland for many a year. You are kept in suspense from page to page. -Pearse Hutchinson, RT GuideThe classic Irish novel of the latter part of this century, holding its own with anything by William Trevor or John Banville. -Gearailt Mac Eoin, The Irish Times