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Extracts from REVIEWS of Ruth's latest non-fiction book: Aftermath – the Omagh bomging and the families' pursuit of justice "She is one of the most important contemporary writers on Ireland and this is compulsive reading... the entire work is an Irish masterpiece."Tribune "Dudley Edwards’ finely-researched book benefits from her own proximity to the events and her personal knowledge of the protagonists - the hitherto ordinary people - who took on the Real IRA in the courts, even though there was no precedent anywhere in the world for what they sought to achieve. For anyone interested in this chilling area of recent Irish history, Aftermath is recommended reading." "It is a remarkable and moving story, told in masterly fashion by Ruth Dudley Edwards. Her narrative grips from the start. It is as compelling as a thriller and displays the sympathetic imagination of a great novel... This is an extraordinary and uplifting story of how a group of ordinary people managed to get the justice they sought. It is beautifully told." |
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