Andrea Mara
@andreamara.bsky.social
Sunday Times, Irish Times, and Kindle bestselling author. Someone in the Attic, No One Saw A Thing, All Her Fault out now with Transworld. Agent: Diana Beaumont.
An Post Irish Book Awards done and (sparkle) dusted for another year – what a night!
Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks to all the readers who give us a reason to get to this amazing party once a year and to stay hunched over our laptops avoiding housework for the rest of the year 😀
Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks to all the readers who give us a reason to get to this amazing party once a year and to stay hunched over our laptops avoiding housework for the rest of the year 😀
November 28, 2024 at 3:15 PM
An Post Irish Book Awards done and (sparkle) dusted for another year – what a night!
Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks to all the readers who give us a reason to get to this amazing party once a year and to stay hunched over our laptops avoiding housework for the rest of the year 😀
Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks to all the readers who give us a reason to get to this amazing party once a year and to stay hunched over our laptops avoiding housework for the rest of the year 😀
I spent five hours yesterday laboriously writing a really woeful chapter that I'll probably delete. I spent two hours this morning dashing out two chapters I quite like.
The moral of the story could be something about trying and failing and trying again, but I think it's actually 'take Mondays off'
The moral of the story could be something about trying and failing and trying again, but I think it's actually 'take Mondays off'
November 19, 2024 at 12:19 PM
I spent five hours yesterday laboriously writing a really woeful chapter that I'll probably delete. I spent two hours this morning dashing out two chapters I quite like.
The moral of the story could be something about trying and failing and trying again, but I think it's actually 'take Mondays off'
The moral of the story could be something about trying and failing and trying again, but I think it's actually 'take Mondays off'
Beautifully written and rich in historic detail, A Maid on Fifth Avenue is utterly captivating. Sinéad Crowley at the top of her game. Loved it @sineadcrowley.bsky.social !
October 22, 2023 at 2:46 PM
Beautifully written and rich in historic detail, A Maid on Fifth Avenue is utterly captivating. Sinéad Crowley at the top of her game. Loved it @sineadcrowley.bsky.social !
Started this tonight, page 80 already, loving it @sineadcrowley.bsky.social !
A Maid on Fifth Avenue, coming January 2024 from Aria Fiction.
A Maid on Fifth Avenue, coming January 2024 from Aria Fiction.
October 11, 2023 at 10:11 PM
Started this tonight, page 80 already, loving it @sineadcrowley.bsky.social !
A Maid on Fifth Avenue, coming January 2024 from Aria Fiction.
A Maid on Fifth Avenue, coming January 2024 from Aria Fiction.
She's hoping to reclaim her Employee of the Month crown. I'm not sure..
October 10, 2023 at 11:13 AM
She's hoping to reclaim her Employee of the Month crown. I'm not sure..
Just finished An Invitationto the Kennedys by Emily Hourican, who is not here (yet) and won't know I'm saying this, but for everyone else: she is truly one of Ireland's greatest writers, whether writing historical or contemporary novels, and an all round lovely person. And this book is perfect.
October 3, 2023 at 10:36 PM
Just finished An Invitationto the Kennedys by Emily Hourican, who is not here (yet) and won't know I'm saying this, but for everyone else: she is truly one of Ireland's greatest writers, whether writing historical or contemporary novels, and an all round lovely person. And this book is perfect.