books by Keith Donohue (general surgery library)

books by Keith Donohue

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275 reviews
Keith Donohue

Anchor, 2007

Delightful, Enagaging
I love this book -- Donohue has a delightful voice, a facsinating plot device, and a story for the ages. The end is spot-on, from every point of view. . . . This story treads on so many great themes: lost innocence, feeling conspicuous, being an imposter, and knowing when something is not-quite-right with a loved one. This book is a Wonder. A Beauty. A Delight. A Charm.

Audio Digest: General Surgery: Hernia Repair (Vol. 48, Issue 10, May 21, 2001)
MD Michael G. Sarr, MD David R. Farley, ...

Audio-Digest, 2001

The stoppa repair. Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair. The Lichtenstein repair. Traditional hernia repairs. Alternate open anterior mesh repairs.

Das gestohlene Kind
Keith Donohue

Bertelsmann Verlag, 2007

The Complete Novels (Everyman's Library)

4 reviews
Flann O'Brien

Everyman's Library, 2008

One of the Best Irish Writers
On the dust jacket for The Complete Novels of Flann O'Brien, the author is lumped in with Samuel Beckett and James Joyce, perhaps the two most famous figures in Irish literature. It's lofty company to be sure, but for most Beckett and especially Joyce are tough mountains to climb. I will readily admit that a lot of what is going with the works of Beckett and Joyce go over my head. I needed a ...