Say Nothing

One night in 1972, a widowed mother of ten disappeared from her home in Belfast and was never seen again. From this single haunting crime, Patrick Radden Keefe unfolds a gripping portrait of the Troubles and of lives shaped by decades of violence, secrecy and silence. Featuring an exclusive introduction by Northern Irish poet Paul Muldoon and an expanded selection of powerful photography chosen by Radden Keefe himself, this Folio book transforms one of the defining works of modern narrative non-fiction into an immersive reading experience. 150 copies of this book have been signed by the author and the introducer.

Bound in screen-printed buckram with a design by Tom Etherington.