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March 12, 2009 | 7 comments | Blog
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Hugh Toland says:
Good luck with the book Paul, hope I can find it when I go to Glesca in August, otherwise I’ll get it on Amazon when it’s available here in the States. C’mon the Hoops! Here’s to a blockbuster 2010/2011.
Paul Cuddihy says:
Hugh,
Thanks for your e-mail. Hopefully the book will be available in the States before too long but you’ll certainly be able to get a copy when you’re here in August.
I’m feeling good about the book, and I’m feeling good about the new season. I think Neil Lennon will do well and we’ll be celebrating a title triumph next May. Hail! Hail!
Rosaleen McDowall says:
What a surprise. Had no idea you had written a book until I saw the front cover on Rafique’s shop window. In fact, I still thought you worked at the Catholic Observer. Will definitely be buying a copy – it sounds brilliant, can’t wait to read it. Didn’t know you could sing as well – does Sr Laura & Co know – you’ll be drafted into the choir in no time. Am sure the book will be very successful and good luck and all the best for the future.
Hugh A Toland says:
Can’t believe there’s only two posts on here. I noticed my 18 year old niece on Facebook ‘liked’ the book so there must be some action going on, there’s some kind of a stir. This will work Paul, a Tim “Classic”. I’d love to write about my experiences in 50′s 60′s 70′s Glasgow before I effed off to the States when Maggie became PM.
michael kennaway says:
was at book lanuch at barm libary , i am in the middle of the book , really cool book , raving abt it to mates looking forward to next one , i enjoy reading abt irish in glasgow as my roots are there , keep up the good work ,
Paul Cuddihy says:
Michael, thanks for the email. I’m glad you enjoyed the night at Barmulloch Library and that you’re enjoying Saints and Sinners. I’ll keep you posted on the sequel.
Paul Fitz says:
Are your books going to be made available in Kindle format at any point in the future Paul?