Memories of the River Healer’s World by Paddy Reid
You can commit injustice by doing nothing. Marcus Aurelius, Meditations It is close to a
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You can commit injustice by doing nothing. Marcus Aurelius, Meditations It is close to a
My love affair with the beautiful Andalusia has been going on for most of my
Lonely Boy didn’t really start out as a book. That wasn’t the intention. It began
Born in 2002, Citra Tenore (pronounced “cheetra tenorae”) is an American author from Massachusetts. She
I was in Bar Metro the other week supping on a cider and imbibing on
When I first started writing about Rawlings I had no idea it would turn into
He came from the south, this bully called Ian. Like most bullies, the less resistance he
Don’t know about you, but it’s hard to remember what ‘normal life’ used to be
Radio has been in my life since I was born. There was a radio in
I seriously never planned or expected that one day I would be a published author.
Maybelle Wallis and I had nearly identical wonderful experiences at the Historical Novel Society Conference,
Browsing the news from home in the Irish Independent on-line a few weeks back I
When my first child began nursery, I had a few spare days during the week
Some books, it seems want to be written, others put up a struggle. Learning to
Her throat fragments, like the slow cracking of glass, as unfamiliar memories bend within shadows.
For the past thirty years, as a psychologist, I have accompanied clients on their journey
I had no lectures that day, so I decided to call to John Meagher, (to
The other week Roman was telling me about his weekend, running with the bulls in
‘Poverty’ is not a word that is generally associated with the university city of Cambridge.
The origins of my book go back to when I was a young Teacher back
