WriteSide: Rónán Hession on writing at night and his word-of-mouth bestseller about gentle people
Ronán Hession, whose book Leonard and Hungry Paul has been chosen as this year’s One Dublin One Book
Kim Bielenberg
What does it mean to have your novel Leonard and Hungry Paul chosen as the One Dublin One Book of 2021?
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