I’m 38, happily married and childless. We are not childless by choice. We are childless because I have endometriosis and so far that has prevented me from being able to conceive. At thirty frigging eight we’re not holding out too much hope of conceiving any time soon and let’s face it the clock is soon [...]
Woke up this morning and I was 38. Thirty Frigging Eight! While still in bed I received a call from my pal Enda. He insisted on singing Happy Birthday, loudly. And it wasn’t just the fact that he can’t sing or that I’m thirty frigging eight it bothered me because it’s a shit song. Happy [...]
Reviewed by Anonymous
Excellent book I would higly recommend it. Anna Mc Partlin is so witty and funny. This book is so well writtin, once you start it you will not leave it down.
April 2010
This review applies to the So What If I’m Broken version.
So What If I’m Broken
Reviewed by Patricia Lewis from South Wales
Another excellent [...]
Do you ever get sick of yourself?
I do. I get so sick of myself that if I could run away from me I’d jog off doing a mile a minute and never look back. Sometimes I look at myself and think punchable face or I hear myself speaking and think what a tosser. I look [...]
To all my German Fans ‘Was Aus Liebe Geschieht’ is out in Germany now. Thanks for all your support and I hope you enjoy my latest work.
Anna. XX
Often characterized as a chick-lit writer, Anna McPartlin’s latest novel, Alexandra, Gone, offers much more emotional depth than is often found between the candy-colored covers of her contemporaries. McPartlin tackles regret, fear, loss and heartbreak in her very readable and captivating novel. This story centers on the disappearance of Alexandra Kavanaugh and the effect it [...]
I started my ‘Midday’ week on Wednesday and with a bang. We were talking about the Belgian Government’s proposal to ban the burka. I being the emotionally driven (or unstable depending on your viewpoint) individual that I am was all in favour of the move to ban or indeed mass burn the burka because I [...]
As a kid I hated needles, snakes, heights and flying in that order. As an adult I was forced to find a way to overcome my fear of flying and needles but I’m still pretty phobic about snakes and heights. Back then I’d run a mile if I saw a doctor or nurse coming at [...]
My pal John Goodman is a World War 1 buff. He’s been passionate about WW1 since I’ve known him and this passion began when he discovered that between the years 1914 & 1918 three of his long lost uncles were killed in combat. Since he learned of his forgotten family he’s made it his mission [...]
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