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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in…
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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in…
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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in…
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The story opens in 1916. The world is at war, Irish freedom fighters have just staged an armed rebellion in…
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Do you love fiction? Would you like to help shape my next novel, In the Hour? I now post short…
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I’m reissuing my Irish novels in a centenary edition. It’s almost 100 years since the events they describe happened and…
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I am sooooo keen to get back to fiction, even though I’ve a lot of nonfiction projects still to finish….
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Maud and Iseult Gonne are living in Normandy, taking refuge from the war in Paris, when they hear that John MacBride, Maud’s husband, has been executed. This leaves Maud frantic to get back to Ireland. She dispatches Iseult to London, to fetch their friend, the poet Willie Yeats.
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It’s Friday Fiction here on the blog, so I’ll be blogging Dancing in the Wind, Book Two in the Yeats-Gonne Trilogy here with weekly extracts in the Friday Fiction slot.
I’m thinking of opening Dancing With The Wind with one of Maud Gonne’s fiery political speeches.
Question: Would you read on if this was what you found in the first pages of a book?
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