I always knew I’d make it onto page 3 one day. Susan will be so proud. Okay, okay, so it’s not a big deal, but it’s something! It’s a start! It’s the first time I’ve been in the papers for non-nefarious purposes since I was in a cricket-themed play at university! So I’m content with [...]
Publications
Doors is a surreal story of a girl, two clueless detectives and a poorly behaved plank of wood. It will be published in paperback and as an eBook on 16th July 2012 and will be available from all good booksellers.
Fight the Sky is a collection of fifteen surreal short stories. You can read a preview and purchase from the publisher, or visit Amazon, Lulu, WHSmith and Waterstone's.
Revolve is a book of poetry. That's all the warning you're going to get. View a preview and purchase from the publisher, or find on Amazon, Lulu, WHSmith and Waterstone's.
All posts tagged Work
News where we are
Posted by Sinéad on March 24, 2012
http://www.paintinglies.com/2012/03/news-where-we-are/
As few words
Let’s try to do this with as few words as possible. World Book Day was a blast, dressed up like Pippi on a budget: Marley came round for some magic, there will be footage very soon: I’m going to visit him in Derby later this month to record the Revolve audiobook, among other things. We [...]
Posted by Sinéad on March 4, 2012
http://www.paintinglies.com/2012/03/as-few-words/
What goes up
What’s got you so down, buttercup? Naomi came over last night, just in time for truffles and Austrian gingerbread. Louise is hosting a Waterstones bookseller bake-off to promote her book sponsor title, the new Hairy Bikers baking book – us cake-minded chaps are choosing a recipe each, replicating it as best we can, and bringing [...]
Posted by Sinéad on February 29, 2012
http://www.paintinglies.com/2012/02/what-goes-up/
Looking at doors
Tuesday involved exploring Bath, looking at doors. We figured that if there’s anywhere in England with buildings grandiose enough to suit the purpose of covering a book, it’s Bath. I took a few photographs of unsuspecting panelled perils, and even though I don’t have Photoshop or any such software right now, I should be able to [...]
Posted by Sinéad on February 18, 2012
http://www.paintinglies.com/2012/02/looking-at-doors/
Only one eating sour mango at Molineux
This week I’m enjoying having a fat rabbit on my lap as I watch Senor Nadal battle past a few choice opponents at this year’s Australian Open. Nothing like having something big, black and monstrously fluffy to cuddle in the morning. Don’t read too far into that. I’m tired this week. Dutch-tired, as in close [...]
Posted by Sinéad on January 19, 2012
http://www.paintinglies.com/2012/01/only-one-eating-sour-mango-at-molineux/
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