Celebrating Women’s Writing: Florence Heyhoe

For International Women’s Day 2021. Florence Heyhoe – Grief has a way of collecting things.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Jenny Methven

For International Women’s Day 2021: Jenny Methven – The Lost Garden of Garraiblagh.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Maureen Boyle

For International Women’s Day 2021. Maureen Boyle reads Waking from the Winter’s Tale.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Catherine Tinley

For International Women’s Day 2021. Catherine Tinley – The Earl’s Runaway Governess.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Adeline Henry

For International Women’s Day 2021: Adeline Henry reads Glorious and Grand.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Margot McCuaig

For International Women’s Day 2021: Margot McCuaig reads Almost Then.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Réaltán Ní Leannáin

For International Women’s Day 2021. Réaltán Ní Leannáin reads Unnatural in both English & Irish.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Rosemary Tumilty

For International Women’s Day 2021: Rosemary Tumilty reads Journey into Oriel.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Meg McCleery

For International Women’s Day 2021. Meg McCleery reads Polka Dot Girl for Elsie.

Celebrating Women’s Writing: Kelly Creighton

For International Women’s Day 2021. Kelly Creighton reads Problems with Girls.