Dave Hutchinson

John Grant

Una McCormack

Tony Bailie

Maxim Jakubowski

Stuart Neville

Ken Bruen

Adrian McKinty

Sam Millar

Brian McGilloway

Arlene Hunt

Garry Kilworth

Tony Black

Neville Thompson

T. A. Moore

Garbhan Downey

John McAllister

Requiems for the Departed Irish Crime, Irish Myths. It has been said before, that every story has already been told. Maybe so. But if you've got the gift of the gab, you can tell the same tale as often as you like and still give it a life of its own every time. Requiems for the Departed flaunts that gift seventeen times over. The children of Conchobar are back to their old mischievous ways; ancient Celtic royalty and druids and banshees are set loose in the new Irish underbelly. Requiems for the Departed contains seventeen short stories, inspired by Irish mythology, from some of the finest contemporary writers in the business.

Requiems for the Departed

Tony Bailie is from Northern Ireland. He has had two previous collections published, "Coill" and "The Tranquillity of Stone", both by Lapwing Publications. Two novels, "The Lost Chord" and "ecopunks", were published by Lagan Press. His novella "A Verse To Murder" is available as an ebook. He works as a journalist, travel writer and environmental columnist for The Irish News in Belfast. The selection of poems included in this book won James Tate International Poetry Prize 2019.

Mountain Under Heaven

Tony Bailie is an Irish novelist, poet and journalist. His first novel, The Lost Chord, was published in late 2006 by Lagan Press. Tranquillity of Stone is Tony's second collection of poems.

Tranquillity of Stone

Tony Bailie

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