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Anonymity Greys
Killoyle by Roger Boylan, Proving that the spirits of James Joyce, Flann O'Brien, anonymity greys and Samuel Beckett still flow in the veins of at least one Irish writer, Roger Boylan has composed a novel filled with hilarity anonymity greys and doom about the inhabitants of the Irish town of Killoyle: Milo Rogers, a headwaiter anonymity greys and would-be poet with a bit of a drinking problem anonymity greys and a bit of a sexual one; Kathy Hickman, a writer for the woman's fashion magazine Glam, as well as a former pin-up girl; Wolfetone Grey, who reads books only by or about God, anonymity greys and who also makes anonymous phone calls through-out the town in order to make people believe, among other things, that they have just won the lottery; anonymity greys and a host of other peculiar folks, all suffering from anonymity greys and tortured by problems with God, sex, the drink, anonymity greys and of course Ireland. Accompanying all of this is a nameless figure who bursts on the scene in the form of acerbic, opinionated, hilarious footnotes that rudely comment upon the characters anonymity greys and numerous other subjects.
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