Jinx Lennon
Jinx Lennon, aka Dundalk’s punk poet. Nothing to do with the Blackwatertown book. But gives an insight into Ireland you might not get on the mainstream media. http://shop.septictigerrecords.com/npreview.html is where you can hear some samples. The best songwriter in the country according to Christy Moore apparently.
Blackwatertown - the blog & the book - are by Paul Waters. (So is The Obituarist.) I present a podcast & radio show called We'd Like A Word with Stevyn Colgan. It's about books, authors, publishers, readers, editors, agents, illustrators, poets, script writers & lyricists. The podcast is at https://anchor.fm/wed-like-a-word or wherever you get your podcasts. And the website is www.wedlikeaword.com or on social media @wedlikeaword
I also make other radio, TV & podcasts. Leave a comment or email me at paulwaters99 at hotmail.com Thanks for reading. Paul
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What a class writer, I hope he gives you, the readers the chance to enjoy THE OBITUARIST. Paul is a witty, funny and charming guy who effortlessly manages to fuse together all that is wonderful in Ireland and England. I have no doubt you will enjoy his works.
1. Is that you Mum, writing under a pseudynom? Thanks for the support.
2. The Obituarist. That’s another story, a lot shorter, 11,000ish words, includes tall tales of derring do, little or no bad language, some deaths and a venal journalist. So fiction obviously with no resemblance to reality.