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Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
Her debut novel, Some News, has been shortlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2025 in the Unpublished Novel category. Her writing has also appeared in the Guardian, the Sunday Times, the Irish Times and Grazia magazine.
Jeananne's interviewees have ranged from four UK Prime Ministers, to Kim Kardashian. She has also hosted events including the series two and three premieres of 'Derry Girls' in her hometown, and appeared as a contributor on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.
A former winner of the Royal Court Young Writers' Award for her play 'The Four Star Hotel', Jeananne read English at Trinity College Dublin, followed by a postgraduate in Newspaper Journalism at City University London, studying with a Scott Trust Bursary from the Guardian Media Group.
Author photo credit: Mustafa Oymak
Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
Her debut novel, Some News, has been shortlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2025 in the Unpublished Novel category. Her writing has also appeared in the Guardian, the Sunday Times, the Irish Times and Grazia magazine.
Jeananne's interviewees have ranged from four UK Prime Ministers, to Kim Kardashian. She has also hosted events including the series two and three premieres of 'Derry Girls' in her hometown, and appeared as a contributor on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.
A former winner of the Royal Court Young Writers' Award for her play 'The Four Star Hotel', Jeananne read English at Trinity College Dublin, followed by a postgraduate in Newspaper Journalism at City University London, studying with a Scott Trust Bursary from the Guardian Media Group.
Author photo credit: Mustafa Oymak
Author: Jeananne Craig
Genre: Genre Fiction
SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2025 COMEDY WOMEN IN PRINT PRIZE
Two sisters. Two messy lives. One idea that’s going to fix everything…
No plans, no responsibilities - Sinead's 'living the dream' in Belfast. Really, she's been fired, her friends are fed up with her, and her judgy big sister won't answer her calls.
Single parent and out-of-work actor Sarah has just found out urgent repairs to her house in Dublin are going to cost a fortune. So she doesn't have the energy to deal with her immature sister Sinead, who only ever phones when she wants something.
When Sarah lands a high-paying role 100 miles from home, Sinead has a brainwave: Sarah can stay at Sinead's houseshare while filming, and Sinead will move into Sarah's place to take care of her kids. Problem(s) very easily solved!
Stepping into each other's lives isn't quite what they expected though. As Sinead struggles with the non-stop chaos of parenting, Sarah rediscovers her rebellious streak - and how fun a crush on a handsome stranger can be. This summer the two sisters might finally start to understand each other. But will it be enough to fix everything?