Kevin O'Hara Knihy

Set in a mental institution, the narrative follows the experiences of a patient who navigates the complexities of life and madness. It explores themes of freedom, conformity, and the struggle against oppressive authority, represented by the institution's staff. Through the protagonist's journey, the story delves into the impact of mental illness on identity and the quest for personal autonomy, ultimately revealing the resilience of the human spirit amidst confinement.

Set in Massachusetts during the 1950s and 60s, the narrative captures the essence of childhood through the lens of Kevin O'Hara, one of eight siblings. The story reflects on the immigrant experience, highlighting his Irish parents' sacrifices for their children's future amidst the challenges of poverty. Despite their struggles, the family maintained unwavering faith and resilience, believing in a greater purpose. These heartfelt tales evoke nostalgia and celebrate the strength of family bonds and hope in difficult times.

The narrative follows Kevin O'Hara as he embarks on an adventurous quest to walk the entire coastline of Ireland accompanied by a donkey and cart. This unconventional journey serves as a catalyst for self-discovery, blending humor and introspection as O'Hara encounters the diverse landscapes and cultures of Ireland. His experiences reveal not only the beauty of the country but also profound insights into life, friendship, and the human spirit.

In "Dies ist dein Begräbnis" von Kevin O'Hara geht es um den Börsenmakler Crawford, der Privatdetektiv Chico Brett von einem Vorfall mit Alec Flood berichtet, der in der Nacht niedergeschossen wurde. Der Roman, erstmals 1966 veröffentlicht, erscheint nun in einer durchgesehenen Neuausgabe beim Apex-Verlag.