Dancing in the Wind Snippet: A War of Wits
The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in … Read more
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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in … Read more
John MacBride was a soldier in South Africa for a few years, fighting with the Boers (Dutch settlers) against the … Read more
Maud Gonne’s father, Tommy, was a Cavalry Major, which was how the English born Maud ended up living in Ireland, … Read more
There is a new online biography of Maud Gonne for children, created by Sophie Harkin for Lottie.com. Unfortunately, a few … Read more
Pay no attention to the criticism of men who have never themselves written a notable work. Consider the discrepancies between … Read more
Willie Yeats was not the only poet to be attracted to Iseult Gonne. His young secretary, Ezra Pound, though married, … Read more
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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in … Read more
I wrote this poem about Brigid a few years ago but am taking it out for a replay today. Brigid … Read more
Do you love fiction? Would you like to help shape my next novel, In the Hour? I now post short … Read more
I recently learned the most marvelous story planning technique from fiction writer and teacher Linda Cracknell—using haiku to outline/plan your … Read more
I’m reissuing my Irish novels in a centenary edition. It’s almost 100 years since the events they describe happened and … Read more
I am sooooo keen to get back to fiction, even though I’ve a lot of nonfiction projects still to finish. … Read more
I have done some shuffling on the fiction front and I’ll be blogging Dancing in the Wind, Book Two in the Yeats-Gonne Trilogy here weekly in the Friday Fiction slot.
Friday is Fiction day on the blog. Here is the prologue to In The Hour: The Third Book in the Irish Trilogy.