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Representation
Agent:
Sally Wofford-Girand
Brickhouse Literary Agents
80 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1101-03
New York, NY 10011 USA
212-675-5556 phone
212-675-1381 fax
Publicist:
Christina Mamangakis
Scribner
1230 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
212-632-4952
Christina.Mamangakis@simonandschuster.com
For the Media
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LINKS
Bog Bodies
Tales from the Bog—National Geographic, September 2007
The latest theories on why and how so many Iron Age people ended up in the bogs of northern Europe.
BBC News coverage of recent bog finds
More BBC News coverage
News of the discovery of OldCroghan Man and Clonycavan Man, the two most recent bog bodies discovered in Ireland.
BBC/Timewatch
Interactive website associated with the BBC/Timewatch program on the discovery and research into OldCroghan Man and Clonycavan Man.
PBS/Nova
Interactive website associated with the PBS/Nova program on the discovery and research into OldCroghan Man and Clonycavan Man.
Archaeology Magazine: Bodies of the Bogs
Archaeology magazine's article about bog mummies from December 1997. Lots of good scientific information on bog remains.
Bog Bodies
Kid-friendly site about bog mummies. Includes recipe for making your own mummy out of a Cornish game hen!
Bog Resources
IPCC—Irish Peatland Conservation Council
This is a conservation group with a wonderful website that explains the biology of bogs—how they form, what functions they serve in the Irish environment, and more. They have great information about bogland around the world, current efforts at conservation.
Bord na Mona Group
This is the website of Bord na Mona, also known as the Irish Turf Board, is a semi-state company in charge of developing Irish bogland.
Celtic Roots Studio
Bog wood sculptures from the Irish midlands. Lots of good information about the development of bogs, and the history of bog wood and its uses.
Irish Archaeology Resources
Excavations.ie
Searchable database of Irish archaeological excavations.
Archaeology Ireland
A magazine of general interest about Irish archaeology.
Journal of Irish Archaeology
An academic journal of Irish archaeology.
National Museum of Ireland
The National Museum of Ireland, which collects and preserves ancient artifacts and human remains.
Irish Language Resources
Irish Language Summer School at NUI, Galway
Offers Irish language courses at beginning and intermediate levels. Courses are located at the University's Irish Language Centre in Carraroe (An Cheathru Rua), Co Galway. Students stay with Irish-speaking families. (This is where I studied Irish, way back in 1981...)
Books and Reading
BookTour.com
A excellent site run by authors. You search for books or authors, or sign up for e-mail or RSS feeds to find out about which authors will be on tour in your local area.
Kenney's Bookshop and Galleries
A Galway institution for many years—with a great selection of Irish books, and prints. Now Ireland's biggest online bookstore.
Read Ireland
Another great online source for ordering books from and about Ireland.
LoveReading.co.uk
Lovereading combines the good judgment of an independent bookshop with the up-to-date selections of a mail-order book club. They'll help you find new books and authors to keep you inspired and entertained... Here's a link to Erin's author page.
WritersareReaders.com
A excellent site featuring reviews written by your favorite authors.
Writing & Publishing Resources
Association of Authors Representatives
Professional association for literary agents.
Backspace—The Writer's Place
A site that helps writers navigate the world of big publishing.
Everyone Who's Anyone in Adult Trade Publishing
Just what it says....
Hallie Ephron
Author of Writing and Selling Your Mystery Novel: How to Knock 'Em Dead with Style.
International Thriller Writers
A professional association that promotes the work of thriller writers.
Mystery Writers of America
A professional association for writers of mystery and all types of crime fiction.
Publishers Marketplace
A comprehensive online resource for publishing deals, sales, reviews, agents, editors, news.
Sisters in Crime
A national organization that promotes the work of women mystery writers.
Who Reads What
A fascinating celebrity reading list from the Gardiner Public Library in Gardiner, Maine.
