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Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
She writes for a number of publications including the Sunday Independent, the Irish Independent, Irish Tatler and Image.
Liadán hosts the podcast How to Fall Apart: a podcast about picking up pieces, which examines how people coped, or didn’t cope, during the difficult times in life, and writes a weekly column called Things Fall Apart for Image.ie about putting life back together, all of which came together to form the book, How To Fall Apart, published earlier this year by Hachette.
She is also a founding member of online publication rogue.
Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
She writes for a number of publications including the Sunday Independent, the Irish Independent, Irish Tatler and Image.
Liadán hosts the podcast How to Fall Apart: a podcast about picking up pieces, which examines how people coped, or didn’t cope, during the difficult times in life, and writes a weekly column called Things Fall Apart for Image.ie about putting life back together, all of which came together to form the book, How To Fall Apart, published earlier this year by Hachette.
She is also a founding member of online publication rogue.
Author: Liadán Hynes
Genre: Non-Fiction
Dating has never been more convenient, varied or disposable and we Irish have taken to it with gusto … and not just in cities.
Courting: Tractor Dates, Macra Babies and Swiping Right in Rural Ireland tells a variety of honest and touching stories of trying to meet The One in a rural setting, where the ingredients for successful dating – choice, proximity, free time and, for some, alcohol and anonymity – aren’t always guaranteed. Liadán Hynes travels from family farms to tiny islands, village pubs to remote communities, to sit down with childhood sweethearts, long-lost loves and singles, ever hopefuls and lonely hearts, as they navigate this quest through tractor dates, Macra, dating apps and more. They candidly describe swiping for love and moving for it, hooking up and settling down, all while inheriting a 24/7 farm job or coming out, returning to the home place or joining the pandemic exodus.
Revealing the importance of community, diversity and, above all, hope and resilience, Courting is an insightful and unique window into dating in rural Ireland today.
Author: Liadán Hynes
Genre: Non-Fiction
Well-known columnist, journalist and podcaster Liadan Hynes writes a monthly column ‘Things Fall Apart’ for Image magazine where she speaks candidly about life after her marriage breakdown and navigating the ups and downs of parenthood as a single mum.
Here in her first book, How to Fall Apart, with humour and honesty, Liadan examines marriage, motherhood, happiness and how she’s living now: single but surrounded by love.