Ten Men Dead: The Story of the 1981 Irish Hunger Strike

Rating:
Summary: None Better
Review: This is the most exhaustive book on the hunger strikes I have ever read. Great detail and care went into the book, plus the extra of having IRA "comms" interspersed within the book gave quite a feeling of "being there" during the tale.

To respond to those who reminds us that these men are criminals - the book goes out of its way to record IRA murders and the families it leaves fatherless/motherless during this time frame. And also it goes into each hunger strikers background as to what led them to join the IRA. Excellent insight.