‘Death is a doorway’ was the line that enticed me to pick the verse for my mother’s remembrance card. I picked it because a doorway isn’t sinister, it’s functional. A doorway works both ways. We open and close doors every day. It made me feel better. I was 17 at the time so maybe my [...]
I’ve just finished a week on TV3’s Midday Show. Every time I do the show I have a ball hanging out with fascinating funny sharp beautiful and nutty (those 5 adjectives only describe Beibhinn) women but I also learn something about myself every time that I hit the seat, the camera lights appear and the [...]
My pal Ken Browne’s latest work is available for viewing on his website – kenbrowneart.com but in the meantime here is a little taster.
I’ve just uploaded a short story I wrote about life with my mom in 1970’s Dublin. The story was written for a short story book called ‘A Little Help From My Friends,’ compiled by Melissa Hill in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation.
My friend Estelle fell in love at fourteen, actual real love, she knew the first day she met Neville that they would marry and they did marry in their mid twenties. Neville and Estelle have never been with anyone else. It’s weird in this day and age, one woman for one man for always but [...]
Hi folks, my second novel ‘Apart From The Crowd’ was published in Ireland in Nov 07 it’s now available in the UK under the name ‘No Way To Say Goodbye’ and received 4 stars in the Closer magazine review.
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