Lord in the Concorde - McDermott BA MEconSc., Cormac G.
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'Lord in The Concorde' is comprised of three chapters. The first is two lengthy scenes involving characters in a north Dublin pub setting. The second chapter is a series of dialogues between two Dublin friends including local colloquialisms. The third and final chapter is a compilation of short general humour snippets with hilarious observations and punchlines. 'Lord in The Concorde' is a work of really typical dry Dublin wit, and shows creative and imaginative comic genius.

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Produktbeschreibung
'Lord in The Concorde' is comprised of three chapters. The first is two lengthy scenes involving characters in a north Dublin pub setting. The second chapter is a series of dialogues between two Dublin friends including local colloquialisms. The third and final chapter is a compilation of short general humour snippets with hilarious observations and punchlines. 'Lord in The Concorde' is a work of really typical dry Dublin wit, and shows creative and imaginative comic genius.
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Autorenporträt
Cormac G. McDermott was born and lives in Dublin, Ireland. After completing primary and secondary school, he went on to third level education on a soccer scholarship at University College Dublin where he earned an honours Bachelor of Arts degree in economics during 1994 followed by a Masters degree in economic science a year later. He worked in insurance, banking, and asset management between 1996 and 2002. Cormac has been writing quite prolifically since 2003 and some of his previous published works include 'Rather Fond of a Double Entendre', 'Look!..The Chuckle Book!', 'Cormo Schmormo', 'Skits Blitz', 'Scritti Is Witty', 'Love A Dub Dove', 'A Spree of Comedy', 'Dub Thy Neighbour', and 'Lines, Tears & Spirits' which he has received very positive reviews for from The U.S. Review of Books.