The Stream of Everything by John Connell

The Stream of Everything by John ConnellQuietly triumphant.' Donal Ryan 'Ambitious and gentle.' Belinda McKeon 'A terrific book.' Michael Harding In May 2020, John Connell finds himself, like so many others, confined to his local area, the opportunity to freely travel and socialise cut short. His attention turns to the Camlin river an ever present source of life for his town's inhabitants and, for John, a site of boyhood adventure, first love, family history and local legend. He decides to

' Susan Hill

explaining what it's like to be a woman in a man's world and how she promoted the sport to women in Iran

which side do you back

In this place of healing

Philip Larkin

this beautiful collection of 100 ghost stories will delight

with clear maps showing the lay of the land

beauty and risk

The characters are so well drawn and the plot so well paced

devilishly well written and full of atmosphere

bounty hunter Rick Deckard stalked

quiet heroism and tenderness