Dublin blogger and novelist. Writes sexy horror and horrible sex. Adores books, films, animals, nature, castles, graveyards, abandoned places and old ruins.
Dublin, Ireland.
Joined September 2014
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My lovely newborn book-baby is here!!! Admire her, kiss her, buy her! ;)
amazon.com/dp/B0G4HCSSZT #womensfiction #Romance #NewBook #irishwriter
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17 Ways To Make Your Novel More Satisfying | 📚 What makes a novel satisfying to read? How do you keep readers hooked and invested in your story? #storytelling #writingtips #novels #writers By @amandaonwriting writerswrite.co.za/17-ways-t…
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Come and see me and my delightful friend Joanne!
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Wasn’t expecting a visit from the Ravens in the fog but just had the most wonderful 3/4 of an hour with them. Chips came first and had a chat then Gravy came, they had a little to eat before sitting on the fence and having a groom. 🥰
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'Start writing short stuff, not novels.
Find a reasonable schedule to write in and stick to it.
Apply ass to chair. And then, as Robert Bloch once told me, if you don’t have to write, don’t do it.' ~Jack Ketchum #authorbirthday writerswrite.co.za/literary-…
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Molesworth developed an interest in supernatural tales later in life, publishing Four Ghost Stories in 1888 and these Uncanny Tales in 1886. She had previously been known as the 'Jane Austen of the nursery'! Great cover!
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I am ensorcelled by the gilt decoration of this 1920s edition of Hilaire Belloc's "The Old Road", it's his travelogue of the old pilgrim road between Winchester and Canterbury.
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The finale of the brilliant historical sitcom Blackadder left many of us in tears. It remains just as powerful today, and so it should. Lest we forget.
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The Ravens have just been to see me! As I was walking hoping I would see them I was thinking about how they live their best life! They look in tip-top condition, have a lovely big patch with plenty of food, they have raised families and also seem to know how to have fun! 😆🥰
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'Mother and Child,' (1903) shows William Rothenstein's wife, the actress Alice Knewstubb with their infant son John in the first-floor sitting room of their house at 26 Church Row, Hampstead in London.
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'Iris Queen' c.1910, Art Nouveau embroidery by Ann Macbeth, multitalented artist from the Glasgow School #WomensArt #EmbroideryWeek
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Peter Rabbit’s winter wishes come true.
#Illustration by Beatrix Potter, probably for a Christmas card, 1890s
#FairyTaleTuesday
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BRAM STOKER'S VAMPIRE I will never forget my excitement on seeing Stoker's handwritten notes for #Dracula 1890-97 listing the characteristics of his #vampire: 'No looking glasses in Count's house - never can see him reflected in one - no shadow'. #FolkloreSunday
