Do you remember when we featured Peadar Ó Guilín‘s The Drowner, back in May? It was a spooky story of drowning and the deep. Well, today on Irish Fiction Friday, we’re bringing you a different extract about the deeps by an equally exciting author: Celine Kiernan. Her work includes the award winning Moorehawke Trilogy, a YA fantasy set in an alternative Renaissance Europe, and her fourth novel Celine’s fourth novel, Into the Grey (aka Taken Away) is a YA ghost story set in 1970′s Ireland.
This short extract from her most recent book, Resonance, is called Dead Water, and gives a great idea of her eerie, exciting writing.
There’s also a great interview with Celine here, where she talks about the writing process, getting published, and Resonance in more detail.
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