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The Achill Mission Colony and the rise of narrative nonfiction
The Achill Mission Colony and the rise of narrative nonfiction
— Read on www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/the-achill-mission-colony-and-the-rise-of-narrative-nonfiction-1.3632411
Surviving the Famine on Achill Island – Tinteán
Surviving the Famine on Achill Island – Tinteán
— Read on tintean.org.au/2018/09/06/surviving-the-famine-on-achill-island/amp/
Conflict and the Colony
BOOKS ‘The Preacher And The Prelate’ is a riveting read about the impact of Rev Edward Nangle on Achill Island life during famine times
— Read on www.mayonews.ie/living/32212-conflict-and-the-colony
Making Facts Dance
My piece in the current edition of Writing.ie here describes the path I travelled in writing my nonfiction book The Veiled Woman of Achill and the challenge of staying true to the facts of the story while building a compelling narrative around the 1894 dark events at the Valley House, Achill.
Outrage on Achill
Delighted to get this review of The Veiled Woman of Achill by Aine Ryan in the Mayo News:
Patricia Byrne 
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