"A fun, folkloric tale of fairies, family, faith and fantasy."
In Cranny's (The Storm, 2001, etc.) latest novel, an old Irish man reminisces about the mythical happenings in his family's home village.
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"Heavy-handed introspection and earnest social realism."
Cranny's second outing (The Storm, originally published as On Us They Poor Children, not reviewed) explores the disintegrating cohesiveness of an Irish Catholic community in 1957 Brooklyn.
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