Cage Eleven: Writings from Prison
...evocative and often witty cameos of prison life...This is an important book for understanding the strength of [Irish Republican] tradition. (Times Literary Supplement)...a collection of humorous pieces, all done in a dry, occasionally hilarious Belfast idiom. (The Irish Times)Quite brilliant...a tribute to a particular kind of survival by a group of people who have committed their lives to a deeply-held political belief about their country. (Books Ireland)...a natural storyteller with a warm and agile wit. (The Listener)By turn wry, humorous, passionate and self-mocking, and parades a cast of characters that stick in the memory. (Irish Press)