The Emerald Isles: Irelands that never were

Ireland is a country that is, in many ways, still defined by the British occupation and the nature of its partition and independence and so there is much room to explore how it could have evolved differently in different circumstances.What would home rule have looked like in practice? What struggles would an Ireland that won independence in the late 18th century have faced? How would Ireland have positioned itself if the Nazis had won the Second World War?In this collection, thirteen talented writers will show you glimpses of the Irelands that never existed.StoriesAmong the Brothers by Jared Kavanagh“One of this, one of that?” by Paul HynesThe Death of Old Ireland by Dara BolandThe Dragon and the Lady of Uliad by Andrew J HarveyThe Dreamer Exfiltration by Matthew KresalThe Last High King of Ireland by Gary OswaldOperation Spectre by Charles E.P MurphyThe Phony Raven by J.A BelangerIrelande du Nord, Douze Points by Richard HunterThe Harp and the Lion by Lilith C.J. RobertsSun Spotted in Ireland by Charlie AllisonTales from the Brothers’ War by Blaise BurtulatoGet Carson by Ian Bertram