Fiche
€16.00
Fiche: 200 pp; paperback; 978-1-913814-64-9
In the summer of 1969, on the beaches of west Cork. three young people are brought together, three people whose lives are fundamentally changed when a fourth person, the grandson of the General, joins them. Ten years later, the story ends with the General on his deathbed. This is a story of love and tragedy set in a parallel world, not very different to our own.
Winner of the 2024 Oireachtas Prize
“Here is a skilled novelist, who knows how to arouse curiosity and draw a reader into a story.” —Róisín Ní Gharbhí
“This is a lovely story, a story of love and relationships, set in an Ireland that is a little different from the country we are used to.” —Liam Mac Cóil
A love story set in a slightly different Ireland
Colm Ó Ceallacháin lives in Cork. Two collections of short stories with him have been published, I d’Tír Mílis na mBeo (2017) and Ré na Fathach (2021). He has won Oireachtas awards, as well as awards from the Arts Council. Fiche is his first novel.
“Fiche is a highly original, thought-provoking and impressive début novel from a very talented writer. It certainly deserved its shortlisting for this year’s Gradam Uí Shúilleabháin, the award for best new work of prose in Irish.” — Anna Heussaff, Books Ireland
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