Tarka King

About The Author

Tarka King left Ireland for Dorset forty years ago due to 'the Troubles' but retained ownership of his mid-Ulster border farm and forest. While continuing to manage his property from a distance he has travelled extensively and developed an interest in seeing the restoration of the derelict Ulster Canal become a reality. His Anglo-Irish roots and family literary background has provided an insight as to the waterway's absolute relevance as part of the resolution to the ongoing socio-political problems created by Ulster's Partition in 1924.

Books by Tarka King

An Irishman Abroad

Growing up with Unity and Division in an Anglo-Irish Family

In An Irishman Abroad, Tarka King recalls his feral youth on the periphery of the Anglo-Irish world, his brief UK public school education and a period of extensive travel, followed by a period of soldiering in the Middle East at the height of the Cold War before returning to Ireland...
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