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Category Archives: Allen and unwin
Fran the Apples, and the Lady Nana
I thought I’d read a chapter or two of Resonance for anyone who fancies an audiobook in these strange times: Chapter Three: Fran the Apples and the Lady Nana
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Resonance Chapter Two: The American Chap
I thought I’d read a chapter or two of Resonance for anyone who fancies an audiobook in these strange times: Chapter Two: The American Chap
Posted in Allen and unwin, O'Brien Press, Resonance
Tagged Allen and Unwin, Allen ans, audio book, O'Brien Press, Resonance
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Resonance, Chapter One: The Fading God
I thought I’d read a chapter or two of Resonance for anyone who fancies an audiobook in these strange times: Chapter One: The Fading God
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1984 vrs The Poison Throne
Last week, year twelve student, Millicent Duncan, emailed to say she had written an essay comparing the human experiences in The Poison Throne and George Orwell’s classic dystopia, Nineteen Eighty-Four. I am, of course, thrilled to have Moorehawke examined in … Continue reading
Posted in Allen and unwin, Elise Hurst, Hyene, Kate Rudd, Moorehawke, O'Brien Press, Orbit, writing
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Scarlett and a World of Magic by Phoebe Walsh
I feel so bad at how long it’s taken me to post this wonderful short story. It was sent to me by a marvelous young writer in Australia. I was lucky enough to meet Phoebe at the Scribblers Festival in … Continue reading
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Love this
Absolutely love jabberwocky888‘s description of Resonance. Love, love LOVE, it. Thank you ❤ (and paired with my beloved Mrs Leeson, too! Heaven!) If you’re not following the #ReadIrishWomenChallenge get to it right now!
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Wynter : Knitting
A wee drawing for a Moorehawke fan, who is also an avid knitter…
Posted in Allen and unwin, Illustration, Moorehawke, O'Brien Press, Orbit
Tagged cat, christopher garron, knitting, Wynter Moorehawke
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