The Children's Bullet

The conflict in Northern Ireland and its violent impact on children caught in the cross-fire, sends an American writer on a three-thousand mile journey. The Children's Bullet (TCB) tells a story about, war, loss, personal discovery, and restoration. The Children's Bullet also represents one of the last unpublished manuscripts penned by the late Mary Bringle, who during her lifetime authored several books including, Hacks at Lunch: A Novel of the Literary Life, The Man in the Moss-Colored Trousers, and Murder Most Gentrified.