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Guest Author Linda Rosen – The Disharmony of Silence
Continuing the introduction of authors who’ve published during the coronavirus pandemic, I’m delighted to introduce Linda Rosen. Stop by my visiting authors page here and learn more about Linda’s intriguing new novel.
Why is a Nice Irish Girl Like You Writing About That?
Yesterday, I read “Irish Women Writing Fiction Were Dismissed as ‘Quiet’. Ireland Wasn’t Listening” by author Kathleen MacMahon. It reminded me of when my seventy-five-year-old Irish Aunt Peg asked me why a nice girl like me had written a book … Continue reading
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