The House of Slamming Doors
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The House of Slamming Doors
Narrated by:
Mark Macauley
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Narrated by:
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Mark Macauley
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By:
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Mark Macauley
About this listen
26th June,1963; President Kennedy arrives in Dublin. Nearby in Kildare, trouble brews at The Hall as Justin Montague, a handsome teenager, is forbidden by his wealthy father from seeing the charming daughter of a Montague estate worker, the one person who really loves him.
“An audacious one-off. Packed with hilarious incident and pathos." (Catherine Taylor, The Guardian)
“A marvelous achievement. It's a Tubular Bells for the podcast and audiobook generation.” (Stephen Fry)
"Tensions mount relentlessly. As bullets are fired in Dallas real violence erupts in Kildare." (Carol Birch, Times Literary Supplement)
©2020 Mark Macauley (P)2020 Mark Macauley
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