Reviews

All The World Dr Byrne's Magnificent Stage
The hero, Jeremy Brightside, presents himself to the greatest stage of all - the world stage . . . Billy Byrne writes with the assurance and humour rarely seen in the sombre medicinal arena creating this intelligent character whose only dependable trait is his unpredictability.
- Irish Independent

First Novel Plot is Highly Entertaining
Billy Byrne's first hand knowledge of the medical world adds to the book's realism.
- City Tribune

Acting On Munchausen's
Dr Billy Byrne . . . uses in a light-hearted and often quite hilarious way, the antics of his central character, Jeremy Brightside, to illustrate the nature of Munchausen's Syndrome, which he does with considerable aplomb. Foolish Notions is a good read and would be the perfect Christmas present for your favourite heart-sink patient.
- Irish Medical News

Living Out A Foolish Notion
 . . . a picaresque novel which pokes excellent fun at institutional medicine, especially psychiatry, the police and the law, and generally at social attitudes to 'mental illness'.
- Sunday Business Post

 . . . the characters are eminently likeable.
- Irish Times

Not a foot put wrong in design or production.
- Books Ireland