Irish author, Stephen Duffy, reads from his hilarious novels about erstwhile Dublin butcher, Tommy Costelloe.
Born in Dublin’s city centre in the 1960’s, Tommy Costelloe was the seventh child in a brood of thirteen. A truant, a troublemaker, nothing in his young life ever marked him as one destined for fame and glory. Until he discovered his voice. Poised on the edge of greatness, the world lay at his feet and a bright and glittering showbiz career beckoned. However, falling in love and a bottle of aspirin put paid to all of his dreams.
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Irish author, Stephen Duffy, reads from his hilarious novels about erstwhile Dublin butcher, Tommy Costelloe.
Born in Dublin’s city centre in the 1960’s, Tommy Costelloe was the seventh child in a brood of thirteen. A truant, a troublemaker, nothing in his young life ever marked him as one destined for fame and glory. Until he discovered his voice. Poised on the edge of greatness, the world lay at his feet and a bright and glittering showbiz career beckoned. However, falling in love and a bottle of aspirin put paid to all of his dreams.
Tommy recounts his darkest days. Penniless, jobless and now homeless, the reversal in his fortunes is now complete. Ready to throw in the towel, Tommy is literally teetering on the brink when a well timed phone call changes his world once more.
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Irish author, Stephen Duffy, reads from his hilarious novels about erstwhile Dublin butcher, Tommy Costelloe.
Born in Dublin’s city centre in the 1960’s, Tommy Costelloe was the seventh child in a brood of thirteen. A truant, a troublemaker, nothing in his young life ever marked him as one destined for fame and glory. Until he discovered his voice. Poised on the edge of greatness, the world lay at his feet and a bright and glittering showbiz career beckoned. However, falling in love and a bottle of aspirin put paid to all of his dreams.
