Bøker av Kevin Barry

LONGLISTED FOR THE BOOKER PRIZE. The new novel, drenched in sex, death and narcotics, in sudden violence, old magic and the mysteries of love, from the winner of the IMPAC Award and the Goldsmiths Prize

A religious freedoms activist presents the account of a CDC insider in this detailed examination of vaccine data manipulation and government conspiracy.Vaccine Whistleblower recounts conversations between Dr. William Thompson of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr. Brian Hooker, a chemical engineer and anti-vaccination activist. In these conversations, Thompson relates his story of data manipulation, fraud, and corruption at the highest levels of the CDC. Kevin Barry, president of the religious freedom and anti-censorship nonprofit First Freedoms, examines the implications of Thompson's explosive allegations.According to Thompson, the government rigged research to cover up the link between vaccines and autism. Barry argues that scientific truth and the health of American children have been compromised to protect the vaccine program and the pharmaceutical industry.

A new story collection - full of love, melancholy and magic - from the Goldsmiths Prize and IMPAC award-winning author of the Booker-longlisted Night Boat to Tangier

Dark Lies the Island is a collection of unpredictable stories about love and cruelty, crimes, desperation, and hope from the man Irvine Welsh has described as 'the most arresting and original writer to emerge from these islands in years'.

Edited by award winning novelist and short story writer Kevin Barry, this volume will once again mix established names with previously unpublished authors, and will seek to offer fresh renditions to the Irish story - new angles, new approaches, new modes of attack.Published in 2011, New Irish Short Stories, edited by Joseph O'Connor, has sold over 10,000 copies to date and featured Kevin Barry's 'Beer Trip to Llandudno' - winner of the 2012 Sunday Times EFG Short Story Prize - as well as stories by William Trevor, Dermot Bolger and Roddy Doyle which went on to be Afternoon Readings on BBC Radio 4.

**Winner of the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award** 'A electrifying masterpiece' Joseph O'Connor The once-great city of Bohane on the west coast of Ireland is on its knees, infested by vice and split along tribal lines.

The debut short story collection from the winner of the IMPAC Award, the Goldsmiths Prize and the Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award: 'The most exciting Irish short story writer of his generation' Sunday Times

The second novel from the IMPAC-winning and Costa-shortlisted Kevin Barry