Bøger af Brendan O'Neill

"A page-turning thriller which reveals the dark relationship between business and war." Saul David, author of Crucible of Hell.Anna Krantz and her mother Maria, relatives of a notorious SS General, flee for their lives in the final days of the war from a ruined Berlin to escape from danger. They are unwittingly heading into a rendezvous with terror.Following the defeat of Nazi Germany, a plundered legacy from a Parisian Jewish family lodged in a Swiss bank is the object of a deadly pursuit throughout wartorn Europe. SS Captain, Alois Brunner, tracks his unsuspecting target who is a crucial component to release the fortune. Both are unaware that they are being trailed by Madelaine, a determined member and heroine of the French Resistance who is benefitting from SS intelligence information.As liberation sweeps across countries, a landscape of intrigue enfolds where murderous intentions collide.The collusion with Nazi Germany by some of America's major corporations is interwoven throughout and relates an abhorrent episode in the forfeiting of morality for profit.The role of The Vatican's Bishop Alois Hudal in organising the 'rat line' escape routes for fleeing criminals evading Allied justice provides a confrontation with evil in a climatic finale.Brendan O'Neill studied History at University College Dublin (UCD) and at Buckingham University London. He holds a Masters Degree in Military History. He lives in Ireland.

A collection of poetry by Brendan O'Neill. Brendan O'Neill is a Birmingam UK based writer, screenwriter and filmmaker of Irish heritage.-"I like the movement of your poem. Nice and taut. And I like that "cloud chased Coomanaspig"." Seamus Heaney (Nobel Literature Laureate 1995)

"Throughout history, it has been those brave enough to puncture the prevailing groupthink who have propelled society forward. But they are in shockingly short supply today. In this collection of original essays, Brendan O'Neill remakes the case for heresy - and commits a few heresies of his own along the way"--

In this selection of essays, celebrated columnist and editor Brendan O'Neill takes a cudgel to identity politics. From woke white people to the tyranny of transgenderism, from Islamo-censorship to the fashionability of mental illness, O'Neill takes aim at it all. He puts the case for free thinking, free living, and free speech.Brendan O'Neill is editor of spiked and a regular writer for The Sun, The Spectator and The Australian. He is host of The Brendan O'Neill Show podcast and he makes frequent appearances on Sky News and the BBC.