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Ability Gardens
Anatomy of a
Failed Project
Barney and Molly
Berlin Cinemas
The Boy from
Mercury
The
Bumblebee Flies Anyway
The
Business (Morgan O'Sullivan)
Cinema
Paradiso (The Classic)
Down and
Dirty Pictures
A Dubliner's Berlin
The Dundee
Experiment
Interview with
Pádraic Whyte
An
Irishman n the Autobahn
Peg Leg Gus
The Road to Mercury
Sir Morbid the Brood
Someone
Else's Dream
Splice of
Life
Summer of
the Flying Saucer
The
Testimony of Taliesin Jones
Ygor
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Children's Writing
Martin has been writing for children since the
1970's, most notably for Irish television (RTÉ)
for whom he wrote a large number of episodes of Bosco and
Fortycoats, and a few Wanderly Wagon episodes too,
popular stuff in their day! Writing for young teens, two
science-fiction novels, Once upon a Universe and
Mothership, were released in the early 1990's and, though
out of print, can still be found online.
Peg Leg Gus is
the newest short novel from Martin, written for his daughter
Ellen. Click on the pic for a sneak peak at the first few
chapters and info on where it can be purchased online.
Sir Morbid the Brood
is a fascinating though dark tale of a medieval knight who
unwittingly circumnavigates the globe in search for the end of
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Barney and Molly
Martin's long awaited
biography of his parents was released in paperback in
October 2006. The family portrait is reaching around
the world, to the Duffy Clan far and wide, and is available
through most online retailers.
Follow the link to
Barney and Molly's page to
learn more about this large family, watch the promo vid and
enjoy the snapshots of a Dublin long ago.
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Drama
Asides from screenplays, city
guides, family history, and juvenile science fiction, Martin
somehow managed to produce some serious drama too.
Originally written for RTÉ
radio in the early 1980's, here is the chilling story of the
secret life of Frankenstein's apprentice,
Ygor. |
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