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Susie Murphy’s media appearances online, on the radio, in the newspaper, and in person.
This extended version of the online piece celebrates the release of A Class Liberated and features reviewers’ praise for the A Matter of Class series.
This article marks the launch of Susie’s seventh book, A Class Liberated, and highlights her success as a local author.
On 4th September 2024, Susie gave a guest talk to members of the FamilyHistoryWA writers group on the topic of Creating an Authentic World in Historical Fiction.
As part of the Bealtaine Festival, Susie gave a guest talk at Thurles Library on 15th May 2024. The event included a reading and a Q&A session.
This article includes pictures from the in-person launch of A Class Inherited which took place at Bookworm Bookshop in Thurles on 24th November 2023.
In this full-page feature in the Dungarvan Leader, book reviewer Claire Bridle reviews all six books published to date in A Matter of Class.
This article announces both the release of Susie’s sixth book, A Class Inherited, and the shortlisting of her first book, A Class Apart, in the Irish CAP Awards 2023.
Susie talks to Fran Curry about the release of her sixth book, A Class Inherited, and how much the series has expanded over the years.
In this guest post on Thebookshop.ie, Susie writes about the Irish historical background that inspired Bridget and Cormac’s love story.
In this guest feature on the website of Irish author Pam Lecky, Susie reveals what enticed her to write in the historical fiction genre.
This article announces Susie’s latest release, A Class Reunited, and mentions the acclaim her books have received from the Historical Novel Society.
Susie talks about her current work in progress and the advice she would give to aspiring writers.
This article announces Susie’s latest release, A Class Coveted, and shares the news that A Class Forsaken was selected as an Editors’ Choice by the Historical Novel Society.
Susie talks about the joys of summer reading and why summer weather reminds her of the publication of A Class Apart.
Susie talks about what makes her main character Bridget tick and the secret skills she has apart from writing.
Susie talks about writing dialogue for 19th century characters and publishing a book in the shadow of COVID-19.
This article announces Susie’s latest release, A Class Forsaken, and shares reviews of her first two books, A Class Apart and A Class Entwined.
Susie writes about solving plot problems at two o’clock in the morning and how research can be both a curse and a joy.
Susie talks about unexpected things she discovered during her historical research and what she found hardest to write.
Susie talks about her second book, A Class Entwined, and what makes her so passionate about the past.
Susie writes about the time period in Irish history that inspired her historical fiction series A Matter of Class.
Susie writes about St Brigid of Kildare and how one of her characters is named after the saint.
This article announces Susie’s latest release, A Class Entwined, and shares reviews of her first book, A Class Apart.
This article covers Susie’s local connection to Thurles, Co Tipperary, and her plans for the whole A Matter of Class series.
Susie writes about transporting readers in time and place and the research required to accomplish that.
Susie talks about finding English hard in school and why she was glad to receive rejections from traditional publishers.
Susie describes her route to publication, from exploratory scribbles as an eleven-year-old to the release of A Class Apart.
Susie talks about the challenges and successes of self-publishing and her advice to budding authors.
Susie talks about the amount of research that goes into historical fiction and why she doesn’t drink tea or coffee.
Susie talks about who the biggest influence on her writing is and what book she would read if the earth was facing oblivion.
Susie writes about her love of history and why rabbits are her favourite animals.
