Just a quick post, the shortlist is meant to be published on the 19th May* on the RTE website - thanks for the information to the comments page on Eimear Ryans blog, where Susan, (Joy of Writing) left a message. End of newsflash!
(*correction)
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Better get my acceptance speech ready - not !!
They probably have already informed the people on it, would you think ??
Probably, but...maybe just maybe...?!
No your right.
I'll have to get practising acceptance!
niamh, you won of the french book guides, congrats, I saved that blog on my bloglist as I love book reviews,
well done, go and take a look,
I am not jealous at all,
http://meandmybigmouth.typepad.com/scottpack/2010/05/out-of-the-hat.html
Hi Niamh - nice blog - thanks for following me - I'm following you too - where are we going? Who's the leader here? Circles? Hey, nice hanging a ROUND with you. I'm smitten with Ireland. My first novel has a huge chunk of it set in Dublin and the Dingle. Didn't get to Galway yet as it starts with G and I only got as far as the D's. ;)
I'm just finishing up my wip - the first draft or as I like to call it 'a 90 thousand word outline'. snort.
Brgid, Thats great news! I havent won anything since the postman delivered my St Martin Statue! Have to get to Paris now!
Jan, thanks for your comments! Hope you make it to Z!
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