Hello Gordon. thanks for a bit more of your valuable time.
Really, thank you so much.
Hello Gordon. thanks for a bit more of your valuable time.
Really, thank you so much.
The holder of the memory?
“Everything is linked together. Nothing stands alone.
Think when there’s talk of horses, that you see them sliced and chopped,
Packed into printed packs: Sardinian Salami.
I hope that your thoughts can climb down from this scaffold,
And be carried here and there; jumping o’er times, but not on horseback” - Emil Irney
Emil's new collection of short stories: ten tales of joy?
New from Emil Irney
Wow! Not bad for a dead guy.
It's Been a Long Road is available
(but only for one lucky literary agent)
to pre order now!
Includes the short stories:
From Beyond the Grave and Tales of Joy
(maybe).
Read it. Don't weep
Including:
The Throne Glen
A short story - in chapters
by Emil Irney
"The Throne Glen is my favorite of Irney's titles. Chapter 7 is too long for a short story, but otherwise it's rather good."
Martha H. Livingston
"Bang Average"
E.W.
Reviews for Youse
"What else have you done today?"
K.W.
Lovely wife
"What? How would I know, I've not read it. "
Z.W.
Too busy with his A levels
The Holder of the Memory: extracts for the personal journals of Matha H. Livingston. (A novel by Emil Irney - a pseudonym of D.W.) Will you allow her into your memory?
In these extracts, carefully selected from her personal journals, novelist Martha H Livingston divulges some of the many secrets of her successful career and also: confesses to countless affairs; announces the death of her husband; is briefly concerned that she may have killed a man; reveals that her tennis courts are behind the garage and fears she may well have been part of a terrible crime.
"Delightful, unexpected and surprisingly informative - but not gory enough for my liking."
Freya Pain
"Undoubtably one of my greatest creations."
Emil Irney
"I need some help here. Martha's righthanded and that doesn't look like her ring. What I need is a great literary agent, someone like Gordon Wise, to point me in the right direction and stop me from faffing about. "
D.W.