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“In retrospect, you remember secrets whispered in shops and the things people wouldn’t say to each other. Seamus Heaney puts it perfectly in that line, ‘whatever you say, say nothing’, and in the bog poems, where he writes about bodies in the land and unanswered questions. Down around there, there was always that sense of things happening around corners and people appearing out of hedgerows.” Allegory of the land Brandon’s terse dialogue resonates within a close-knit, insular community, where everyone is connected to or knows everyone else. It’s a community which makes its own rules and rituals, speaks its own language; it’s a place apart. In Brannick, Brandon has created a character who embodies his home place but grapples with the demands it makes on him. He is charged with keeping the peace while seeking justice, a challenge that risks bringing him into conflict with his own people.

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