Life
1953- [Aubrey Dillon-Malone]; b. Co. Mayo;
moved to Dublin in 1969; worked in journalism; issued The Brothers Behan (1998); The Cynic's Dictionary (1998); Historic Pubs of Dublin (2001); Hemingway (1999); a life of Charles Bukowski as The Hunchback of East Hollywood (q.d.).
Works
Criticism and Macbeth: with scene by scene analysis, character
studies, essays on themes, questions (1977); Hollyweird (1995); The Guinness Book of Humorous Irish Anecdotes (1996); It's An
Awful World, Thank God: A Quirky Look at Life (1996); Michael Collins
[Neil Jordan's film] (1996); with Brian Behan, The Brothers Behan
(1998); comp., The Cynic’s Dictionary (1998, 1999); I
Was a Fugitive from a Hollywood Trivia Factory: A Book of Hollywood Lists
(1999); Hemingway: The Grace and the Pressure (1999); On
the Edge: Psychological Problems of the Famous and Infamous (1999); Funny Peculiar: A Directory of the Daft and Dotty (2001); Historic
Pubs of Dublin (2001), ill. Trevor Hart [photos]; In Bed with the
Enemy (2002), ill. by Andy Seldon. Poetry, Flight (1981); Pedagogue and Other Poems (2001);
Talk Nation: The Irish on Everything and Anything (Currach Books 2004), 416pp. [Poetry and sundry other works
as Aubrey Malone].
Princess Grace Irish Library (Monaco)