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Here are the Young Men

Rob Doyle

unabridged • 9781806910038
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Raw. Provocative. Unfiltered! In the long, restless summer after their final exams, Matthew, Rez and Cocker are done with school - and determined to feel everything at full volume. Drugs, drink, porn, late-night gaming, bravado and boredom blur into a heady mix of nihilism and misplaced grandeur. What begins as celebration slides steadily towards something darker. Set in post-boom Dublin, Here Are the Young Men is a blistering portrait of masculinity untethered - a generation raised online, overstimulated and spiritually adrift. Rob Doyle's debut pulls no punches. The language is explicit, the themes uncompromising, and the psychological descent deeply unsettling. This is not a comforting coming-of-age story, but a fearless examination of excess, moral drift and the fragile line between performance and reality. Often compared to "Trainspotting" for a new era, the novel was hailed as: "A powerful, passionate and electrifying novel." - John Boyne; "God may be dead, but a new literary star is born." - Sunday Times; "A powerful and provocative novel... easily the most honest account of young Irish people for many years." - Guardian; "A dark and intoxicating debut." - Irish Independent. This audiobook is performed by Kevin Hely, Seán Burke and Derek Murphy, whose distinct voices intensify the shifting perspectives and emotional volatility of the characters. Their vivid, immersive performances capture the swagger, vulnerability and slow unravelling at the heart of the story, bringing Doyle's razor-sharp prose strikingly to life.
"Here Are the Young Men" was later adapted for film, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, further cementing its status as a defining portrait of disaffected youth. Unflinching, confrontational and darkly compelling, this is a listening experience that lingers long after the final chapter.
Vom Herausgeber
Raw. Provocative. Unfiltered! In the long, restless summer after their final exams, Matthew, Rez and Cocker are done with school - and determined to feel everything at full volume. Drugs, drink, porn, late-night gaming, bravado and boredom blur into a heady mix of nihilism and misplaced grandeur. What begins as celebration slides steadily towards something darker. Set in post-boom Dublin, Here Are the Young Men is a blistering portrait of masculinity untethered - a generation raised online, overstimulated and spiritually adrift. Rob Doyle's debut pulls no punches. The language is explicit, the themes uncompromising, and the psychological descent deeply unsettling. This is not a comforting coming-of-age story, but a fearless examination of excess, moral drift and the fragile line between performance and reality. Often compared to "Trainspotting" for a new era, the novel was hailed as: "A powerful, passionate and electrifying novel." - John Boyne; "God may be dead, but a new literary star is born." - Sunday Times; "A powerful and provocative novel... easily the most honest account of young Irish people for many years." - Guardian; "A dark and intoxicating debut." - Irish Independent. This audiobook is performed by Kevin Hely, Seán Burke and Derek Murphy, whose distinct voices intensify the shifting perspectives and emotional volatility of the characters. Their vivid, immersive performances capture the swagger, vulnerability and slow unravelling at the heart of the story, bringing Doyle's razor-sharp prose strikingly to life.
"Here Are the Young Men" was later adapted for film, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, further cementing its status as a defining portrait of disaffected youth. Unflinching, confrontational and darkly compelling, this is a listening experience that lingers long after the final chapter.

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Veröffentlichungsdatum
10.04.26

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