Eoin McNamee's 'The Comets' Delivers Condensed, Biting Short Fiction
Northern Irish writer Eoin McNamee has published a new collection titled 'The Comets,' comprising two novellas alongside 15 tightly pared-down tales. The book plunges readers into a world marked by danger, seediness and alienation. The collection demonstrates McNamee's characteristic compression and efficiency as a prose stylist, with the short fiction described as bitingly efficient. The two novellas anchor the volume, while the 15 shorter pieces showcase the author's ability to work at condensed length. McNamee, a Northern Irish writer, continues to explore themes of menace and dislocation in this latest work. The collection was reviewed by the Financial Times.
Key facts
- Eoin McNamee is a Northern Irish writer
- 'The Comets' is a new collection of short fiction
- The collection contains two novellas
- The collection contains 15 tightly pared-down tales
- The book plunges readers into a world of danger, seediness and alienation
- The short fiction is described as condensed and bitingly efficient
- The collection was reviewed by the Financial Times
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Artists
- Eoin McNamee
Institutions
- Financial Times
Locations
- Northern Ireland