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Tag Archives: Norah
I Have to be About My Art!
It’s a new year and I have a new publisher for Norah: The Making of an Irish-American Woman in 19th-Century New York. My previous publisher, Lucky Press, went out of business and for months after, I couldn’t query publishers. I … Continue reading
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Tagged historical fiction, hope, Irish history, Norah, persevering with art, publishing, rejection letters, writing
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St. Brigid and The Murmurings of Spring
I grew up in Watkins Glen, New York and there were so many Italian-Americans living there that the town was oftentimes derogatorily referred to as Wop Town. I was sometimes called Redheaded Wop because I had flaming red hair and … Continue reading
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Tagged Celtic seasons, Dolores Whelan, healing, holy wells, Imbolc, Ireland, Italian-American, Liscannor, Mother Mary, Norah, red head, springtime, St. Brigid, statutes, transformation
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The Morning Show
I woke early and watched the show outside my kitchen window on this December morning. Silver frosting glistened on the lawn as the moon winked goodbye and the sun peeked at the day, one ray at a time. The sun … Continue reading
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