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This is a self-published memoir with more planned in the future
Longford library was the venue last Thursday as Patrick Nevin launched his book ‘The Quiet Traveller’.
Patrick is very proud of his new self published memoir and he says there are more books to come in the future.
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‘The Quiet Traveller’ is dedicated to the Irish Traveller community, those whose voices, Patrick said, have been ignored and whose struggles have often been invisible. “I write this from my own life experience, hoping to shine a light on the harsh realities faced by so many of us, both from within our own community and from the outside world.”
Copies of ‘The Quiet Traveller’ are available in local libraries, amazon.ie or by directly contacting its author - nevinpatrick66@gmail.com
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