Ruth Dudley Edwards: Interviews and reviews

photo of Ruth Dudley Edwards, author and journalist


AFTERMATH — REVIEWS Tribune Magazine review by John Coulter Times Literary Supplement review by Mary Kenny Sunday Times review by Liam Clark Sunday Tribune review by Suzanne Breen Sunday Business Post review by John Burke Scostman review by Allan Massie Irish Examiner review by Richard Fitzpatrick Irish Times review by Richard English The Independent review by David McKittrick Metro review by Joanne Ahem London Evening Standard review Sunday Times review by Stephen Robinson Read the reviews on Amazon Read Declan Burke's blog Crime Always Pays Three Chords and the Ruth AFTERMATH – INTERVIEWS Read the Belfast Telegraph article Lindy McDowell: Omagh - the last precious tear of a dead daughter Read the Belfast Telegraph article My personal Aftermath Read the Irish Independent interview by Books editor John Spain: After Omagh: the families who took on the bombers Watch the breakfast TV interview on TV3 Read the interview with Jenny Lee in the Irish News: After the Aftermath Read the review of the launch party in BookBrunch by Liz Thomson Mandleson changed by Omagh bomb – read the BBC web story Watch videos of speeches at the London launch party by Lords Mandelson and Salisbury


	"It combines Dudley Edwards's ability as a gifted historian with her skill as a journalist to produce a hugely important and authoritative book that reads as compulsively as a thriller." John Spain, Irish Independent		"A hurtling journey, often hilarious and sometimes monstrous, through newspapers, class, politics and sex; not just the double biography of two extraordinary men, but a sideways history of Britain in the fifties and sixties" Andrew Marr

	"The depth of her learning and the breadth of her sympathy, make this a compelling book, the product of genuine free thinking and spare, fine writing. Few books published this year will have the charm, learning, wisdom and humanity of The Faithful Tribe" The Times		This is the help-manual I longed for when I was a young student of Irish history but eventually had to write myself. It’s still the reference book I use most often.’ Ruth Dudley Edwards

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