Books by Members of Eblana Writers
| Randolph's Challenge
by Chris Warren Comic Fantasy | A relunctant hero, Randolph is not really interested in a quest, preferring his life as a wandering minstrel. However, when he encounters the mysterious Martha, he is drawn into a magical and dangerous world and discovers that his extraordinary good luck stems from untapped powers hitherto unsuspected. As his powers develop, so does his friendship with Galdore the Wizard, who develops Randolph's growing abilities. However, Galdore has his own agenda... | 
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| The Redemption of George Henry Baxter / The Last Estate
by Conor Bowman Comedy/Mystery
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Two books in one - set in the same house - 90 years apart The Redemption... George Henry Baxter is having an affair and has been found out by his mother-in-law, Muriel; a 91-year-old former silent screen star who now can't keep her mouth shut. With son Billy (pursued by a record company) and daughter Iska (writing a book about apples), the Henry family decamp to France to sort themselves out. The Last Estate Summer,1920, 16-year-old school-leaver, Christian Aragon, is obsessed with an older woman. Christian's father is obsessed with winning the Medaille d'Or for his wine. Passion, blood, anger and fear abound in this tiny village at the foot of the Dentelles. What prize awaits those who dares defy tradition, and at what cost? |
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| Coming Home
Compiled by Frances Browner for the 'Safe-Home' Programme Memoir/Irish Interest
| Coming Home is a collection of stories of people who left Ireland as young men and women and, after many years in exile, closed the circle of emigration by coming home again, to an Ireland that bears no relation to the one they left behind. | 
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| One Song
by Frances Astor Poetry
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"With their passages of beauty, adept handling of words and insights into the natural world, many of these poems are bullseyes. I read them under difficult circumstances and they entraced and comforted me." Gillian Somerville-Large "Although a first book of poetry, One-Song is mature and accomplished. Frances Astor's clever invention of words and wonderful sensitivity to the land and sea around her have given us a fresh, wise and often witty approach to environmental concerns and human follies." Naomi Beth Wakan of 'Haiku - one breath poetry' |
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