About Deirdre Purcell
Deirdre Purcell was born and brought up in Dublin. Before turning to writing fiction, she lived through an eclectic set of careers, including acting, as a member of the permanent company of Ireland's National Theatre (The Abbey), and journalism for all media - for which she won Ireland's top awards.
Novels
A Place of Stones (1991)
That Childhood Country (1992)
Falling for a Dancer (1993)
Francey (1994)
Ashes of Roses (1994)
Sky (1995)
Roses After Rain (1996)
Love Like Hate Adore (1997)
Billy and Jesus Are Off to Barcelona (1999)
Entertaining Ambrose (2000)
Has Anyone Here Seen Larry? (2002)
Marble Gardens (2002)
Last Summer in Arcadia (2003)
Children of Eve (2005)
The Secret (2006)
Tell Me Your Secret (2006)
Days We Remember (2008)
Jesus and Billy Are Off to Barcelona (2008)
Pearl (2010)
The Christmas Gathering (2013)
That Childhood Country (1992)
Falling for a Dancer (1993)
Francey (1994)
Ashes of Roses (1994)
Sky (1995)
Roses After Rain (1996)
Love Like Hate Adore (1997)
Billy and Jesus Are Off to Barcelona (1999)
Entertaining Ambrose (2000)
Has Anyone Here Seen Larry? (2002)
Marble Gardens (2002)
Last Summer in Arcadia (2003)
Children of Eve (2005)
The Secret (2006)
Tell Me Your Secret (2006)
Days We Remember (2008)
Jesus and Billy Are Off to Barcelona (2008)
Pearl (2010)
The Christmas Gathering (2013)
Omnibus
Series contributed to
Finbar's Hotel (with Maeve Binchy, Dermot Bolger, Clare Boylan, Emma Donoghue, Anne Haverty and Kate O'Riordan)
Ladies' Night at Finbar's Hotel (1999)
Ladies' Night at Finbar's Hotel (1999)
Non fiction
Diamonds and Holes in My Shoes (2006)
Follow Me Down to Dublin: The City Through the Voice of Its People (2007)
Follow Me Down to Dublin: The City Through the Voice of Its People (2007)
Awards
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Deirdre Purcell recommends
 It Means Mischief (1998) (Deirdre O'Dare, book 1) Kate Thompson "Irresistible." |
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