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Fiona Clarke
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Fiona
Fiona Clarke, an Irish writer living in New York, has been running away from her past since she left rural Cregora, Ireland, for boarding school. That past finds her, many years later, when her thinly veiled autobiographical novel is optioned for a movie. Working as the film's consultant, Fiona unearths deep secrets, relives childhood trauma, and connects with an estranged family thrust back into her life. As her history opens upon her, Fiona must stop running and confront her secret shame: her long-held sense of responsibility over the death of her little sister.
It's Worth The Wait!
How long are you willing to wait for the love of your life to arrive? The person who God has ordained for you? Fiona Clarke (aka Lynch) waited twenty-one years for the promises of God to be fulfilled in her life. At times she thought it would never happen. Being a single parent of six children, who would want her. As her journey in Christ unfolds and the prophecies, dreams and visions become clear, suddenly her husband arrives at a time when her children were now adults and she was established in herself. Stephen Clarke had been waiting and had prayed for a woman of God so when he saw Fiona, he knew she was the one so they joined as one in marriage, six months after their first date. This book will encourage all those who are single and waiting, to hold on as it will be worth the wait! Copyright@2024 Fiona Clarke It's Worth the Wait! All Rights Reserved. Any unauthorised broadcasting, public performance, copying will institute an infringement of copyright. Published by Fiona Lynch/The School of Destiny ISBN 978-1-4467-3241-0 Contact the author theschoolofdestiny@outlook.com
Fiona
"A cinematic novel that travels between Ireland and America, following the life of a writer and her fictional counterpart as they wrestle with bitter pasts"--Provided by publisher.
Minkgill Chases the Rainbow
Fiona Clarke is an artist. She creates what doesn't exist. She also re-creates what once did exist but was believed to be lost. Like her father, Henry 'Banjo' Clarke, an Aboriginal elder of the Kirrae Whurrong, she's a storyteller. Her paintings tell stories. In 1995, encouraged by Fiona's older sisters, a group of Aboriginal and other Australians met in the Framlingham forest. We talked about the idea of creating a local Aboriginal cultural festival to reinvigorate cultural practice and to provide a forum for the arts and culture. Everyone thought it was a good idea - and the Tarerer Festival was born to honour old practices that had been witnessed by George Augustus Robinson in his travels...
The Rainbow Spirit Is Coming
Children's book based on Aboriginal culture and my concern for the environment and our children.
Crusades of Richard the Lionheart
A biography of the twelfth-century English king known as "the lion-hearted" with emphasis on his leadership of the Third Crusade particularly his contest with Saladin. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
The Great Silence
This account of British life in the wake of World War I is “social history at its very best . . . insightful and utterly absorbing” (Minneapolis Star-Tribune). As the euphoria of Armistice Day in 1918 quickly subsided, there was no denying the carnage that the Great War had left in its wake. Grief and shock overwhelmed the psyche of the British people—but from their despair, new life would slowly emerge. For veterans with faces demolished in the trenches, surgeon Harold Gillies brings hope with his miraculous skin-grafting procedure. Women win the vote, skirt hems leap, and Brits forget their troubles at packed dance halls. And two years later, the remains of a nameless combatant would...
