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A collection of all the articles and essays that Brendan Behan published in newspapers from 1951 to his death in 1964. Brendan Behan wrote over 100 articles for Irish newspapers between 1951 and 1956 as he rose to international fame, with most of them written in a weekly column in the Irish Press. The articles reveal a serious writer capable of great comic set pieces and amusing yarns as well as thoughtful reflections on cultural and historical issues. They reflect his passion for working-class Dublin life and the history and folklore of the city, as well as his travels in Ireland and Europe. Selections of Behan's articles have been published since his death (Hold Your Hour and Have Another, 1965; After the Wake, 1981; The Dubbalin Man, 1997). However, there has been no complete edition of Behan's prose, and no edition has provided a detailed biographical and literary introduction, explanatory notes and suggestions for further reading. This volume is intended for publication during the centenary celebrations of Behan's birth in 2023.

Reader's Inspirational Choice Award Winner! With only two weeks until Ariana Forsythe is to marry London's famous bachelor, the handsome but taciturn Phillip Mornay, what can possibly go wrong? Everything.From a disgruntled aristocrat seeking revenge to an irate servant afraid of losing her situation, Ariana encounters one threat after another. Mr. Mornay is determined to protect his irrepressible adventuress, even if it means keeping her under lock and key!From the dark "criminal nurseries" to the poshest men's club in London, readers will hold onto their bonnets while enjoying Ariana's breathtakingly convoluted march to the altar!Romance, mystery and a deft touch of humour make this sequel to Before the Season Ends a memorable regency romp for longtime fans of the genre, while the author's signature "twist of faith" will delight the Christian reader.IMPRESSIVE EAR FOR PERIOD DIALECT. Linore will likely win many fans with The House in Grosvenor Square. JULIE KLASSEN, Author of Lady of Milkweed ManorA ROLLICKING REGENCY ROMANCE! …Mistaken identities, miscommunication, intrigue, and of course, the rich opulence of the day… As soon as you get between the covers of this novel, you'll feel like you've traveled back to another time and place. JENNIFER FAREY, VINE VOICEQUALITY REGENCY ROMANCE WITH A FAITH-BASED THEME. I'm rapidly becoming a fan of Regency romantic fiction, especially when it's written by Linore Rose Burkard! With a rich and authentic voice, eye for detail and wit…(this) sequel is … wonderful. DEENA PETERSON, Book ReviewerPure Regency Bliss! Loved it, loved it, loved it, loved it! CHRISTIAN REVIEW OF BOOKS1800s COME ALIVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE. From the very first page Linore whisked me into the year 1813 (and) kept me up very late reading. I totally enjoyed and loved every minute of this book! NORA ST. LAURENT, The Book Club NetworkDELIGHTFUL! A delightful mixture of flowing narrative, clever dialogue, period adventure, and Regency descriptions that will make you want to read every book Linore ever writes! MOLLY NOBLE BULL, Author of Sanctuary

There's a war going on! Between Ariana Forsythe's heart and head when she falls in love with the wrong man.When the devout Miss Forsythe arrives at her wealthy aunt's London townhouse, she expects to broaden her education. But it's "the season" known as the marriage mart, and her aunt has other ideas. Thrust into the world of the upper crust, an innocent blunder forces Ariana to team with the darkly handsome but taciturn Phillip Mornay, called the Paragon to clear her name.Ariana can trust God's hand in her life, but can she resist Mr. Mornay's increasing claim on her heart? When she finds herself betrothed to him, she is faced with a terrible choice. And she must make it soon--before the season ends!"A really nice surprise!" ANNE WOODLEY Amazon.com Top 500 Reviewer, Patroness of the Almack's List, Byron List, Janeites, and the Austen List "The author's command of period detail is impressive, evident in material details but also in dialogue. The theology is also period authentic. The novel even contains a glossary to help non-Regencyphiles get up to speed about the difference between ladies pelisses and spencers... on the whole it's a tasty confection." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Beautifully written story, fast-paced and exciting from cover to cover. One of the best stories I have read!" KELLI GLESIGE READERVIEWS.COM "In the vein of Jane Austen, Burkard weaves a delightful world, rich with detail." JANICE LAQUIERE LOGOS BOOK REVIEWS "Well-written, interesting, captivating, romantic, inspirational and addictive, I highly recommend this book." ARMCHAIRINTERVIEWS.COM"Sensational! A wonderful, elegant story...This book is a must read!" ASC BOOK REVIEWS "In a nutshell: A wonderful Regency romance with the added benefit of a little faith added in... Sure to be a favorite with Regency romance readers!" WENDI BARKER VINE VOICE "To have a true Christian plot thread woven inexorably into a regency plot, rather than being tacked on as an afterthought or obligation, is truly a treat." CAROL KURTZ DARLINGTON for TITLE TRAKK "I was captivated, enchanted and educated all at the same time as I read this book... I can't wait to see what Linore writes next! NORA ST. LAURENT BOOK CLUB NETWORK "I thoroughly enjoyed this Regency romance from beginning to end. ..Funny, touching, romantic-I highly recommend it." MELANIE DICKERSON, Author of, The Healer's Apprentice

Jane Austen Lite.The language rings of Jane Austen, yet is much friendlier to the modern reader.DINA SLEIMAN, Author of DauntlessWhat are wealthy sisters for, if not to help younger sisters marry well?Five years have passed since Ariana Forsythe married the dark and dashing Phillip Mornay. Now her younger sister Beatrice is ready for a romance of her own. Who better to help her get it than her fashionable elder sister? But the Mornays are happily embedded in domestic life at their elegant country estate, and Beatrice despairs of ever getting a societal debut. When two eligible men appear on the scene, surely one of them must be the answer to all her hopes.Two handsome gentlemen, one dark secret, one pretty girl and a huge country estate--can a country house courtship like no other be far behind?Delightful read. So Jane Austen-esque! Burkard really knows her period and has a talent for making the characters sound like they are from the era. RUTH AXTELL MORREN, Author, The Making of a GentlemanLinore Rose Burkard won a place on my list of new favorite authors with this book. It's a delightful story, well-researched, and packed with tongue-in-cheek humor that puts the reader in the head of the author as the narrator.MICHELLE RAYBURN, speaker and writerThis is book 3 in this series, but you don't need the other two to fall in love with this story. Burkard has an amazing talent to write a book with just enough details to get the stories that happened before without spoiling them if you want to go back and read them. If you have read the other two you'll be pleasantly surprised that there isn't a ton of repetition of what you already know...The Country House Courtship is pure delight.DIANA LESIRE BRANDMEYER, Author of Hearts on the RoadLinore Rose Burkard once again delivers a Regency romance that all Jane Austen fans will love. Her richly described scenes and well developed characters transport the reader into 1818 England... This is an emotional page-turner that is well suited for book club discussion groups as well as an enjoyable personal read with a good cup of English tea. Don't miss this one!SANDI ANDREWS, Book Club CoordinatorWith much enthusiasm, I enjoyed this third story in the Regency Romance series by Linore Rose Burkard. The values and morals of the main characters are very refreshing. We are offered an uplifting story with romance, adventure and mystery. I feel as comfortable for my young teen daughter to read this selection as I am for my set-in-her-ways grandmother. I recommend this book to fans that enjoy Jane Austen and the Regency time period...Well done, Linore!KELLI GLESIGEI didn't really like this book when I first started, but really, really liked it by the time I ended it. I didn't want it to end. ...Beatrice was really annoying. And I never liked Mr. O'Brien. Two very annoying characters so how would I get through this book? I almost gave up... but I'm glad I didn't. They are annoying because well, some people just are (but never moi), and they grow and quickly I forgot how much I really didn't want this story to be about Beatrice. The book is funny and even smacks a little of one of my fav Regency period authors named Georgette Heyer. She was fantastic with quirks and had brilliant humor, and this book felt similar to her style.KINDLE CUSTOMER New Edition! NEW DIALOGUE, A PERIOD RECIPE IN THE BACK, AND A READER'S REGENCY GLOSSARY!

"The plot is intriguing." The BookLife Prize"Move over, Poldark! Julian St. John is our new English heartthrob!" L.K.Simonds, Author, All In 1816, EnglandJulian St. John needs a wife. An oath to a deceased guardian must be kept. Miss Clarissa Andrews, a vexatious beauty, has dangled after him all season but he has no intention of choosing such a she-devil.Maine, Present DayAuthor Claire Channing is desperate to write a bestseller to save her failing career. She moves into her grandmother¿s abandoned cottage to write the book, but a local resort baron wants to raze the place. Without the deed, the clock is ticking on how long she can stay. She thinks she's writing St. John¿s story. But when she discovers an old prayer shawl and finds herself in his Regency world, she falls in love with him, a man she thought she invented! Miss Andrews, however, is also real--and she'd rather see Julian dead than in another woman¿s arms!Claire must beat the clock to prevent a deadly tragedy, but can love beat the limits of time itself?READERS SAY"Intricate and unexpected time shifts. Excellent read. Highly recommend."Grant Leishman, ReadersFavorite.com A delightful roller coaster ride of a book! Had me reading nonstop.Donna J. Shepherd, Author, Book ReviewerThis is the best Regency novel I've ever read! Kristen Malone, Historical Romance WriterI would read anything Linore Rose Burkard writes.. It takes a great author to write so well in multiple genres, and this regency time travel is a great addition to Linore's other works, including a Christian Regency series and her heart stopping dystopian trilogy. This is an author you don't want to miss!Jaimee Dinnison, ReviewerThank you so much for this wonderful story. I love a happily-ever-after story and this gave me a romance and a happy ending--I have a smile on my face!Kim Gregory, ReviewerResearch, research, research! Ms. Burkard shows her diligence (while) plot twists will keep the reader turning pages.Peggy Ellis, Writer, ReviewerWith eccentric characters, well-defined period details (have you been to 1816, Ms Burkard?) and a rollicking plot, Linore Rose Burkard takes us on a fast-paced, unpredictable journey that leaves the reader breathless until the very end. Janice Dick, Author, Calm Before the StormLoved this book! Unpredictability made me giggle in places. Great characterization and descriptions, creating a vivid picture, and the pressures in each time period created lasting suspense. A really good read.Fiona Rowe, ReaderI loved this book!It has romance, magic, mystery, and time travel all rolled into one delightful story that will keep you turning the page.Jody Blair, ReaderI loved it! I'm not usually a fan of historical romance, and so I was initially drawn to this book because of the time travel element. So while I came for the time travel, I found myself gripped by the romance! I felt like I was there! In fact, I will miss spending time with the protagonists now that I've finished the book. I recommend it to science fiction and romance readers alike!Tommy-Lee Sexton, ReaderA delicious romp through time that will keep you on the edge of your seat! This was such a fun read. A hilarious mix (that) doesn't hit the brakes until the final page!Nicole Sager, Blogger, Reviewer