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[[Category:Authors|Fowler, Barry]] ...Witness, often in Child Protection cases. Now retired, he spends time in England, Germany and Spain. He is actively involved in military veteran organisatio

...well – living in a council flat and working in an old people's home. When Barry is found dead trussed up in a sex dungeon, it transpires that he has been l A ''Little England'' style ''Thelma and Louise'', I rather hope someone will film ''The Sunshi

...cademic escapes her failed marriage and researches her favourite author in England, and finds new romantic possibilities. ...Anne-Elise's flat, an old friend, Adam. She also meets the wealthy, suave Barry.

...e telling of all their trials and tribulations, I was put in mind of Barry England's ''Figures in a Landscape'', which is a high recommendation. I recognise t

...with many male admirers. Meanwhile, Eilis' three brothers have all gone to England where there is work to be had. There are few opportunities in Enniscorthy, Further reading suggestion: [[The Secret Scripture by Sebastian Barry]]

...the colony in the first half of the nineteenth century, from St Helena via England. The result of Keneally's research into the story is ''Napoleon's Last Isl ...rsion of what happened on the island from Napoleon's surgeon, the Irishman Barry O'Meara and it's difficult to be sure that he didn't have his own axe to gr

...Emergency. And there were some who thought that anything that was bad for England was good for them; and others who might have had a different take on what w ...als then we think that you might enjoy [[The Secret Scripture by Sebastian Barry]]. We also have a review of [[The Orphans by Annemarie Neary]].

...f mystery in the world he lives. The book is grandly sub-titled ''State of England'' although it is so unremittingly nasty that even the most pessimistic woul ...areas while for more imaginative urban dystopia, [[City of Bohane by Kevin Barry]] is riotously innovative stylish and funny.

Born in India in 1811, Thackeray and his mother moved back to England in early childhood after the death of his father. He could have lived comf ...her went on to novels, finding initial success in 1844 with ''The Luck of Barry Lyndon'', immortalized more recently in a film by Stanley Kubrick. It was