books of resistance

a place to recommend books on the struggles around the world. Just ordered INLA Deadky Divisions. Anyone else read it?
Other good read is South Armagh Bandit Country and Guerrilla Warfare by Che

"the IRA" by Tim Pat Coogan was a good read, haven't read the INLA book but i'll have to look it up

'Voices From The Grave' is a must read. 'Year of the French' a fiction/historical account of the 1798 Rising in Mayo. Bobby Sands' 'Writings from prison' obviously.

Ok, heres a list of Irish history books.

The IRA - Tim Pat Coogan
A Secret History of the IRA - Ed Moloney
Armed Struggle - A History Of The IRA - Richard English
100 Turbulent Years Sinn Fein and The IRA - Brian Feeney
The Long War- The IRA and Sinn Fein - Brendan O Brien
Provos, Brits, Loyalists. 3 books - Peter Taylor
10 Men Dead - David Beresford
The Green Flag - Robert Kee
Northern Protestants: An Unsettled People - Susan McKay
Guerilla Days in Ireland Tom Barry
Tom Barry - Meda Ryan
On Another Mans Wound - Ernie O Malley
The Singing Flame - Ernie O Malley
The Dirty War - Martin Dillon
The Shankill Butchers - Martin Dillon
Ballymurphy and the Irish war - Caran De Baroid
The Real Chief : Liam Lynch - Meda Ryan
Sean Treacy and the Tan War - Joe Ambrose
My Fight for Irish Freedom - Dan Breen
Ten-Thrity-Three and Dead Men talking - Nicholas Davies
Voices from the Grave- Ed Moloney
The Lost Revolution- Brian Hanley and Scott Millar
Black Operations- John Mooney and Michael O'Toole
Republican Cobh- Kieran Mc Carthy
Out Of The Maze - Derek Dunne
The Dirty War - Martin Dillon
Family, friends and neighbours - Oistin McBride
Nothing But An Unfinished Song - Denis O Hearn

chers mate, i'll try some of them out.
Just about to start INLA Deadly divisions, looking forward to it, should be a good read

i want "deadly divisions". i doubt they're are any Adams fans on here, myself included, but his books are excellent. i have signed ones back at home. Gerry signed them for me at Casement when i respected him. i even bought him a pint.

I got the 'Dirty War' out of the library ages ago but never got round to finishing it, I also got 'God and the Gun' as well which is also written by Martin Dillon but never even got round too looking at it.

Started 'Ten men dead' a few months ago but didn't get it finished either 'cause of my exams but what I read of it was great, need to finish it in the next few weeks.

Read 'The Hunger Strikes' by R.K. Walker a while back and that was an interesting read too, the only one I finished haha.