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Michael Kevin Dooley, originally from Ireland, moved to Canada in 1977 after 11 years at sea and living in various countries. His work as a Machinist and Marine Engineer included time in the Coast Guard until an injury ended his career. Writing, a long-held passion, has now become his profession. Despite leaving formal education at 15, he is well-read, well-traveled, and a fluent Gaelic speaker, also showcasing his musical talents on various stages. Dooley's narratives focus on ordinary men and women striving to achieve their dreams while facing significant challenges. Drawing from his own difficult experiences, he creates realistic characters, particularly strong women, who resonate deeply with readers. His protagonists, Patrick and Mary, navigate harsh realities and social injustices across global sea-ports, each carrying the burdens of their impoverished Irish upbringing while fiercely resisting the obstacles to their family's survival. His writing style is melodic and sometimes understated, pulling readers into the darker aspects of the couple's journey. The themes reflect heritage and history, particularly within the Irish Diaspora. The storytelling is fast-paced, intense, and compelling, making it an engaging read for those who appreciate a stark dose of reality in fiction.
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By the Hob, Kevin Dooley
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- Année de publication
- 2006
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- (souple),
- État du livre
- Bon
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- Titre
- By the Hob
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Kevin Dooley
- Publié
- 2006
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 194
- ISBN10
- 1897072848
- ISBN13
- 9781897072844
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- Michael Kevin Dooley, originally from Ireland, moved to Canada in 1977 after 11 years at sea and living in various countries. His work as a Machinist and Marine Engineer included time in the Coast Guard until an injury ended his career. Writing, a long-held passion, has now become his profession. Despite leaving formal education at 15, he is well-read, well-traveled, and a fluent Gaelic speaker, also showcasing his musical talents on various stages. Dooley's narratives focus on ordinary men and women striving to achieve their dreams while facing significant challenges. Drawing from his own difficult experiences, he creates realistic characters, particularly strong women, who resonate deeply with readers. His protagonists, Patrick and Mary, navigate harsh realities and social injustices across global sea-ports, each carrying the burdens of their impoverished Irish upbringing while fiercely resisting the obstacles to their family's survival. His writing style is melodic and sometimes understated, pulling readers into the darker aspects of the couple's journey. The themes reflect heritage and history, particularly within the Irish Diaspora. The storytelling is fast-paced, intense, and compelling, making it an engaging read for those who appreciate a stark dose of reality in fiction.