The Speckled People
Irish Novelists
Ireland, social life and customs
Nationalists
Germans
Languages
Refugees
English Authors
Language and languages
Childhood and youth
Authors, biography
Family relationships
Manners and customs
Social conditions
Social life and customs
Biography
"As a young boy, growing up in Dublin, Hugo Hamilton struggles with the question of what it means to be speckled. The speckled people are, in his father's words, 'the new Irish, partly from Ireland, partly from somewhere else' ... Surrounded by fear, guilt, and frequently comic cultural entanglement…
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