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He Used to Be Me

He Used to Be Me

'I sit on the stone that will mark the bed of my bones. You'll find the used-to-be-me, soon, flat body, washed up, wrinkly skin. No silly grin. You'll say, What a waste of a life. Tut-tut sounds jump out. Dangle like worms from your crow's mouth ...' Meet Daft Matt, the Mayo man at the heart of this astonishing, form-bending story, as he wanders the streets of Castlebar in search of Devil's feet - the claw marks of the cága, or jackdaws, who have spoken to him since he was a boy.

Anne Walsh Donnelly

  • New Island Books
  • 9781848409071
  • 128 pages
  • €12.95
  • Paperback
  • Ireland
  • Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)