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Shauna Lawless is an author and blogger from County Down
Her books and blogs discuss Irish mythology, Irish history, current reading, and any topics relating to Irish culture she thinks are of interest
Mythology and History
The mythology and history of Ireland is beautiful and captivating, but still largely unexplored.
Through her novels and blogs, Shauna explores Irish culture, mythology, folk tales and legends.
Books
Shauna Lawless is an author and her first novel, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men, is out in 2022.
She is represented by Ed Wilson at Johnson & Alcock Literary Agency.
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Blog
The Mythology Queen blog is a place where Shauna discusses all the books she is currently reading, interesting myths and legends, and unknown historical figures.
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One Word Kill by Mark Lawrence – book review (no spoilers)
Wow – what a book. I only picked it up to read the blurb… which lead me to flip open the front cover and read the first page… which resulted in me finishing the whole book in one weekend. Not that I should be surprised. I’ve loved every single one of Mark’s books. And yet,Continue reading “One Word Kill by Mark Lawrence – book review (no spoilers)”
Irish Mythology for beginners
Since my book was announced, I’ve had quite a few people message me to say they they are intrigued by Irish mythology, but don’t know anything about it – and don’t know where to begin. Who is Cú Chulainn? You ask. Who is Finn McCool? Aren’t there giants? And what about leprechauns? The first thingContinue reading “Irish Mythology for beginners”
No Gods, Only Monsters by Steve McHugh – Book Review (spoiler-free)
Hello everyone, Today it’s my turn to review No Gods, Only Monsters by Steve McHugh. Thanks to the Escapist Book Tour for putting this together! So first things first. What is the book about? The Blurb Diana, the Roman Goddess of the hunt, lives alone on the far edge of the Roman Empire. When anContinue reading “No Gods, Only Monsters by Steve McHugh – Book Review (spoiler-free)”
Thereafter the Tuatha Dé Danann came into Ireland. In this wise, they came, in dark clouds. They landed on the mountains of Conmaiene Rein in Connachta, and they brought a darkness over the sun for three days and three nights.
LEBOR GABáLA ERENN – TRANSLATED AS The Book of invasions
The Mythological Cycle of Irish history talks about the invading races of magical peoples who came to Ireland
The Fomorians and the Tuatha Dé Danann are the most famous.
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