One Day As A Tiger - Couverture rigide

"It takes style, confidence and originality to pull off such an ostensibly wierd narrative, and Haverty displays all three. A crazily intelligent depiction of rural Ireland" (Fiona Gray Mail on Sunday)

"A novel written with enormous confidence and flair. It has a lightness and a sense of comic timing which is absent from most contemporary Irish fiction, but it also has a real sense of darkness and the grotesque" (Colm Toibín)

"A work of rare enchantment... Elements from the mainstream of Irish fiction... combine with the kind of magic realism one assiciates with Latin America. It is beautifully done. To that long list of Irish writers who write better English than the English, a new name can be added" (David Robson Sunday Telegraph)

Anne Haverty was born in Tipperary and now lives in Dublin. She has published a biography of Constance Markievicz, a collection of poetry, The Beauty of the Moon (a Poetry Book Society recommendation) and a critically-acclaimed work of historical fiction, The Far Side of a Kiss, which was longlisted for the Booker Prize and a novel, The Free and Easy.