Byddi Lee Author
Huge congratulations to Monica Corish on her gorgeous book, “Leaf Light Moon”, winning the Carousel Awards for Irish Independent Authors in Chapters Book Shop, Dublin, last night. She won best in the fiction category and overall winner, the Golden CAP Award.
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Burning the Wickerman at Navan Fort and Centre in Armagh, was a spectacular sight. A great night was had by all. Having just celebrated Lunasa, we don’t want to wish the Summer away just yet, but even with the warm
Last night I dreamed I was gearing up for another round of IVF. I woke in a confused haze of hopeful energy and laughable self-realisation that at 56 years old, I’d not be self-injecting hormones any time soon but rather
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When the apple blossom comes out in Armagh at this time of the year, it truly is a sight to behold! And our thoughts turn to the apples that will grow, the harvest, and the award-winning Food and Cider Festival.
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We have lift-off! We successfully launched Barren and Frances McKenna’s art exhibition on Thursday night, and when I say launched, I mean all rockets blazing, booster flaring and jets roaring, launched. Frances and I had a lovely discussion in an
I must say Frances McKenna did a marvellous job on the cover. I simply love it and the full painting will hang in pride of place in my house. I also love that anyone who buys a paperback book will
What an absolute treat to sit down with Frances McKenna, Irish Artist, to discuss book covers for my next book, “Barren”. I’m deeply privileged that she is reading my story of a miscarried child’s spirit who communicates with her grieving
I had the most gorgeous surprise this morning when a book I hadn’t ordered arrived in the post. At first, I was confused, but then I remembered an email conversation I’d had over a year ago when Noelle Johnson, author
It was fang-tastic sinking our teeth into the submissions for the Halloween Special! Rachel and I had a scream because these stories are spooktacular and totally eerie-sistible. A monstrous congratulations to everyone who submitted. We found it terror-ibly tough deciding
Flash Fiction Armagh condemns racism. As a diverse community ourselves, we stand in solidarity with migrants and refugees in building an inclusive & diverse community that is a safe and peaceful home for all.
