It’s features a vampire Swedish detective and zombies.
Out in November and already number one.
Maeve Binchy’s last novel, A Week in Winter, will be published this November by Orion, it has been announced.The book, which was originally scheduled to be released in October, is set in the fictional village of Stoneybridge, on the west coast of Ireland, and centres on guests attempting to enjoy their winter break.
Maeve Binchy Novel To Be Published In November (Business & Leadership)
Also: there’s always one.
Outside the requiem mass for Maeve Binchy in The Church of Assumption in Dalkey, Co Dublin earlier.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Comfortable?
Judith Goldberger writes:
Maeve Binchy’s Empty Seat in Finnegan’s Pub, Dalkey. The front page of today’s Irish Times. In fact for years she [Maeve Binchy] brought in her own seat due to her arthritis – the soft seats in Finnegan’s didn’t offer the support needed. Anyone who knew her, and who actually went into Finnegans pub, knew that.
Oh.
By Dominic Hyde
My favourite memories of Maeve Binchy? I don’t even know where to start. Not having met her But I think like many she was to me my mother, my sister my granny, my Great Aunt Ursula. If any of these four women were kindly multi-millionaires. Instead of blood sucking alcoholic wrecks. And so what if she sold books? That was her job. I think it was Tom Clancy who said (cont. pages 1,2,3,4,5, etc.)
Actor Eamon Morrissey this afternoon in Dalkey village, Co Dublin. The bar is next door to Maeve Binchy’s house, named ‘Polyvilla’ where neighbours and friends have paid their respects today following the announcement of her death.
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(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
