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	title:	Swallowing the Sun
	author:	David Park
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
	released:	March 7, 2005
	isbn:	0747574170
	isbn-13:	9780747574170

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The human condition in belfast - Rated The resilience of the Irish people through the last three decades has been well documented. Politics and paramilitarism are the backdrop to Park's portrait of a working class, nuclear Protestant family. Their concerns are the universal ambitions of parents to support and provide for their two children, Rachel, brilliant student with Oxbridge potential, and her obese, low achieving brother. David Park's lyrical prose illuminates this family tragedy with which the reader will formtangential empathy. Another fine Irish writer has established himself with this emotionally powerful novel.

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The human condition in belfast - Rated 4/5
The resilience of the Irish people through the last three decades has been well documented. Politics and paramilitarism are the backdrop to Park's portrait of a working class, nuclear Protestant family. Their concerns are the universal ambitions of parents to support and provide for their two children, Rachel, brilliant student with Oxbridge potential, and her obese, low achieving brother. David Park's lyrical prose illuminates this family tragedy with which the reader will formtangential empathy. Another fine Irish writer has established himself with this emotionally powerful novel.