"...stories birling ..."
A Belfast Tale, a soulful tale of troubles, love and friendship set between Northern Ireland and America, was published today. While I await its appearance in the Amazon store, I am all set to address the smudgy windows and the dusty skirting boards after a year and a half of relative neglect. (Yes, Jean Adams would take a turn in her eye!) Before I commence the post-novel-writing spring-clean and tidy all the books away, here are some of the many books that built A Belfast Tale.
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The Wedding Wisp 82 Waterloo Road Ballysnod The Teacher Voice The Children of Latharna The Band Stick The Bully up the Brae History & folkloreLanguage Blog I
Language Blog II Language Blog III Language Blog IV The linguist behind Ulster Scots. Kailyard & Dusty Bluebells Jean Park of Ballygally Fiddles and Melodeons Martha Taylor's diary Jean McCullagh at 104 Ballymena & the McConnells Arms in Irish Dancing Catholics & Protestants in Irish dancing EssaysIrish Times:
Irish Dancing: The Festival Story The Protestant in Irish Fiction. The Protestant in Irish fiction II Ulster-Scots in Irish Fiction An author in Wonderland Belfast Telegraph: Irish Dancing Miscellaneous The Kailyard Dancing in Victorian Ulster Learning the Irish Language. John Hewitt Summer School Book reviewsShuggie Bain
Wigtown Ploughman Jo Zebedee Lesley Allen & Helen Nicholl Orla McAlinden Du Maurier Anne Doughty Archives
April 2021
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