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A Man Booker Prize–nominated novel that " vividly re-creates the life of a foreign correspondent " ( Booklist).
Owen Simmons is working an easy gig at a Dublin newspaper, having left behind the life of war reporting. Then he finds an old photo, taken in Africa in the era of the Rwandan genocide. It will transport him into a wave of intense memories of dead bodies, orphans, the ravages of wartime epidemics—as well as a woman he once loved, and a shattering event in his past.
From an author who covered Africa for the Irish Times, this is a "gripping" novel of friendship, rivalry, and betrayal among a group of journalists and photographers in the thick of danger and far from home ( Daily Mail).
"This atmospheric book authentically carries the sounds and flavors of a Graham Greene novel, reading at times like a memoir with the seamless underbelly of a gritty Hemingwayesque tale." — New York Journal of Books
"A fine, darkly authoritative novel." —Joseph O'Neill, author of Netherland
"A book that far transcends the usual literary efforts of the former combat reporter. It stands as an elegy not only for Simmons's band of colleagues but for a golden era of journalism." — The New York Times Book Review
Owen Simmons is working an easy gig at a Dublin newspaper, having left behind the life of war reporting. Then he finds an old photo, taken in Africa in the era of the Rwandan genocide. It will transport him into a wave of intense memories of dead bodies, orphans, the ravages of wartime epidemics—as well as a woman he once loved, and a shattering event in his past.
From an author who covered Africa for the Irish Times, this is a "gripping" novel of friendship, rivalry, and betrayal among a group of journalists and photographers in the thick of danger and far from home ( Daily Mail).
"This atmospheric book authentically carries the sounds and flavors of a Graham Greene novel, reading at times like a memoir with the seamless underbelly of a gritty Hemingwayesque tale." — New York Journal of Books
"A fine, darkly authoritative novel." —Joseph O'Neill, author of Netherland
"A book that far transcends the usual literary efforts of the former combat reporter. It stands as an elegy not only for Simmons's band of colleagues but for a golden era of journalism." — The New York Times Book Review
A Man Booker Prize–nominated novel that " vividly re-creates the life of a foreign correspondent " ( Booklist).
Owen Simmons is working an easy gig at a Dublin newspaper, having left behind the life of war reporting. Then he finds an old photo, taken in Africa in the era of the Rwandan genocide...
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Ed O'Loughlin was born in Toronto and raised in Ireland. He reported from Africa for the Irish Times and other papers, and was Middle East correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age of Melbourne. Not Untrue and Not Unkind is his first novel.
Ed O'Loughlin was born in Toronto and raised in Ireland. He reported from Africa for the Irish Times and other papers, and was Middle East correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age of Melbourne. Not Untrue and Not Unkind is his first novel.
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