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The Horse with My Name

3.86 ( 380 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Horse with My Name

The Horse with My Name

3.86 (380 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 5 August, 2002
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Dan Starkey - international man of inaction - rides again. How far can he fall this time? Ex-journalist Dan Starkey is stuck in a grimy Belfast bedsit. His life is a disaster, and his only solace is the pub round the corner (and the last can in his hand). He needs to get out more (particularly since the sessions at Relate with his wife Patricia have been cancelled and she's hooked up with new man Clive). He really, really needs something to get his teeth into. Fellow ex-journalist Mark Corkery provides that something. Corkery, whose secret persona is The Horse Whisperer, an internet horse-racing gossip, wants him to investigate Geordie McClean, the man behind Irish American Racing. Simple enough for a man with Dan's experience, surely? But Trouble is Dan's middle name. And trouble is what he finds.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780755302383
ISBN10 0755302389
Number Of Pages 288
Item Weight 501 g
Product Dimensions 140 x 26 x 240 mm
Publisher / Reseller Headline Publishing Group
Format hardback
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Media Reviews

'A must for Bateman and Starkey fans' Woman's Way, Dublin 22/10/02 -- Woman's Way, Dublin 20021022 'The skill with which Bateman draws all the disparate threads together is very impressive and his method of inserting a few twists is a delight' Irish Independent 21/9/02 -- Irish Independent 20020921 'Jaw-achingly funny dialogue...there is no other literary escapism so flawlessly-dubious, hysteria-inducing or downright chaotic' Irish Post 18/1/03 -- Irish Post 20030118 'If you require a novel to help you unwind while raising a subtle smile, Bateman has once again come up trumps' The Big Issue in the North -- The Big Issue in the North 20020801 'Reading a new Colin Bateman novel is like having a drink with an old friend. The experience may not solve your problems but it will give you a warm glow for as long as you're together ... Terrific entertainment and stylishly funny' Sunday Independent, Dublin 23/9/02 -- Sunday Independent, Dublin 20020923

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Author's Bio

Colin Bateman was a journalist in Northern Ireland before becoming a full-time writer. His first novel, DIVORCING JACK, won the Betty Trask Prize, and all his novels have been critically acclaimed. He wrote the screenplays for the feature films of DIVORCING JACK, CROSSMAHEART and WILD ABOUT HARRY. He lives in Ireland with his family.

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