Author interview: Trusting her instinct paid off as Scarlett follows up ‘Boys Don’t Cry’

There are many issues covered in 'May All Your Skies Be Blue' — from early onset Alzheimer’s to how the effect of alcoholism runs through a family 
Fíona Scarlett: After going though the process of my second book I’ve realised that the first draft is what matters. Picture: Darragh Kane

Fíona Scarlett: After going though the process of my second book I’ve realised that the first draft is what matters. Picture: Darragh Kane

Fri, 14 Feb, 2025 - 17:30
Sue Leonard

  • May All Your Skies Be Blue 
  • Fíona Scarlett
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