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Hazel Gaynor: (Re)writing history - the timeless appeal of historic fiction

Hazel Gaynor: (Re)writing history - the timeless appeal of historic fiction
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Blindboy Boatclub: why the podcaster has a bestseller in the bag

Blindboy Boatclub: why the podcaster has a bestseller in the bag
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Blindboy: why the podcaster has a bestseller in the bag

The Eason bestseller list is a weekly snapshot of what the country is reading. A recent top 10 published in the Irish Independent Review featured the latest novels from crime writer Liz Nugent and one of the doyennes of Irish popular fiction, Sheila O’Flanagan, among a female-dominant roll-call.

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Sheila O Flanagan: Over tea at the Gresham, Gran would tell me about bowsies and blackguards, checkpoints and raids – The Irish Times

Sheila O’Flanagan: Her stories, and my grandfather’s autograph book from his Civil War internment, inspired my new novel

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Author Sheila O Flanagan: My grandmother and her life suddenly got into my head

When the pandemic lockdown was lifted, author Sheila O’Flanagan was finally able to return to the summer house she owns in her beloved Alicante the part of Spain she usually spends much of her year in, when not at home in the Dublin suburb of Clontarf. It’s also where she edited much of her latest novel, The Woman on the Bridge.

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