The Prisoner by Dorothy Macardle is a short story of 1924 included in the collection Twelve Irish Ghost Stories. Beseeching.
Today's the day!
Yes, finally it has come. It's been a long journey and I hope it will still be a long one (paved with success, you know, I'm stating it, just in case).
Honestly, I don't know how I feel. Having a story published under my name has been a dream I've pursued for so many…
The Last Squire Ennismore, an Irish ghost story with a great sense of humour and place. Part of the collection Twelve Irish Ghost Stories
BLOOD (Ghosts Through the Cracks by Sarah Zama) Acting on instinct is what Blood does best. He’s saved many lives that way. “Ghosts Through the Cracks is a novella of magic realism set in 1920s Chicago
MICHAEL (Ghosts Through the Cracks by Sarah Zama) I wish I could erase those years from my mind and my heart. Claw those memories off of me and just bury them where I will never find them again – Meet Michael, a character from my novella “Ghosts Through the Cracks”
The book is now entitled Ghosts Through the Cracks. Discover more here.
Some of you asked me what a blog tour is. Think at it as a tour of places where you go presenting your book. In real life, they’d be most likely bookshops or libraries. You’d show up, you’d talk about your book and…
Hi everyone. Well, I knew having a book about to launch was going to be busy. Just how much busy it was going to be I had no real idea. But I’m enjoying the process, so I don’t really mind. I just thought I’d share some of the things I’ve been up to, just to…
SIMON (Ghosts Through the Cracks by Sarah Zama) I remember the dreams. Strange dreams that would visit me every night. The feeling is still with me. They gave me purpose, and I gave myself to them
SUSIE (Ghosts Through the Cracks by Sarah Zama) I love jazz. Why? I don’t know. It doesn’t sound like anything familiar to me, but when I listen to it and I dance, I free. So free sometimes I’m scared – Meet Susie, the main character of the novella “Ghosts Through the Cracks”
I am super excited!
I'm telling you, going through the process of starting this ball rolling was hard and time consuming, not just the editing process (that I always enjoy) but also learning to format a file, uploading it, organising my launch, coming up with book-launch ideas... Oh boy! I'm still working to a few…
A Christmas Carol by the Edison Production from 1910 is one of the first adaptations of Charles Dickens’s story – though probably not the first one.
“Don’t take them in the house, Digger. I’ll send them out.”
“Are they all together?”
“All? There’s only two here now. Hank and Jodie.”
“Slim ought to be here too,” Imabelle said in a breathless voice. Both Grave Digger and Billie turned to stare at her.
“Maybe he’s out looking for me.”
Billie looked away from her first. Grave Digger…