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Here at Dublin Opinion we get a lot of visitors interested in finding video footage of travellers having b*re knu**le f*st f**hts with each other. Dr. Ben posted an article about what turns out to be the most popular Google searches in Ireland using Google Trends and it’s been getting hits from f*g*t fans ever […]

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So far I’ve got a very good response to my Christmas books appeal. As I hadn’t thought it through properly when I started to contact people it became apparent very quickly that the plan wasn’t defined clearly enough.
So here’s a recap of what I think people who are interested in joining the Christmas books […]

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Christmas Books

Over on Irish Election Adam Maguire asked people to recommend their favourite political books. I noticed, after going through my books for the LibraryThing that I’ve gathered more fiction than non-fiction over the years. Curiously though, I’ve only read two novels this year (perhaps unconsciously redressing this). I’ve added the couple of political books that […]

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No doubt any one interested in the neither end of modern fiction, by which I mean the fashions of literary baloney that are carried by the winds of newspaper publicity, have heard that Thomas Pynchon has published a new novel this week.
Of course there’s always going to be a cadre of readers who eagerly await […]

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