Tyson Fury is an English former world heavyweight boxing champion. He is of Irish Traveller identity which makes him a tough SOB. Within the Traveller culture, men are judged by their no nonsense attitude and ability to take care of business. As a former world champ, Fury is top of the heap. He is also […]
This is a stomping classic not heard near enough these days. So get the whiskey down from the cupboard, get yourself a beer chaser, turn Georgie up to the max, and shake your head vigorously as you let the music take over. Then feel slightly embarrassed after the song ends and you’re in an empty […]
Women by Charles Bukowski Henry ‘Hank’ Chinaski is an alcoholic writer who maintains a complex relationship with the many women in his life. He’s a highly regarded poet who likes to get drunk and fight with his audiences at readings. He enjoys his literary groupies, often twice in one night and three times on a […]
The Tommyknockers by Stephen King This is a well known chiller from the master of the genre, first published in 1988. It has aged well as has its author. Jim Gardener -known as Gard by his one true friend and occasional lover, Bobbi Anderson – is a drunk, a poet and a man on the […]
One Door Away From Heaven by Dean Koontz This novel is the first in a series featuring Leilani Maddoc, Micky Bellsong and their very own Scooby Doo gang. It should have been called, Ode To A Dog, as ole Deano really demonstrates his excessive affection for our canine friends in this tail (see what I […]
Brendan Behan was a hard-drinking Dubliner born in 1923 and who died in 1964. Although in the IRA’s young wing of the Fianna from an early time, it was at the impetuous age of 16 that Behan joined the IRA and took himself off to England with only a suitcase full of explosives for company, […]
Back of Beyond by C.J. Box Rebel Voice has reviewed a number of C.J. Box’s novels in the Joe Pickett series and found them all of a high standard. Back of Beyond is not of the same story-line nor level of writing. Detective Cody Hoyt is an alcoholic (is there any other type of cop?) […]
Bad Santa has to be one of the best Christmas movies of them all. This scene is so inappropriate that it might make you wet yourself, just a little. Enjoyed this? Why not share?
Rebel Voice offers this for everyone who has ever suffered from a bad Sunday morning hangover. Should you ever have The Fear, you have our sympathies. There’s something about county music that resonates with hangovers… – If you care, give it a share –
Book Review The Jealous Kind by James Lee Burke Burke is a consistently strong author who turns out great book after great book. The Jealous Kind is no different. Aaron Broussard is a seventeen year old Texas boy learning the perilous ropes of life in 1950’s USA. Far from the idyllic portrayal normally presented […]
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