Debra Strandberg
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Caimh McDonnell:
Well my friend I have just read the best short story from "How to Send a Message". "The One". A great ending that just puts a smile on your face for a while. I am new to your work, starting off with " A Man with One of those Faces", then Angels in the Moonlight". To laugh and keep reading for the characters is one of my favorite things. My question is...how do you pronounce your first name? McDonnell I got.
Caimh McDonnell
Hi Debra,
Delighted to hear you're enjoying the books and the short stories. The phonetic pronunciation of Caimh is Qweeve. No! Really! If you'd like to hear it said correctly then sign up to my mailing list at whitehairedirishman.com or check out the Bunnycast podcast. Cheers
Delighted to hear you're enjoying the books and the short stories. The phonetic pronunciation of Caimh is Qweeve. No! Really! If you'd like to hear it said correctly then sign up to my mailing list at whitehairedirishman.com or check out the Bunnycast podcast. Cheers
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Hi Caimh, also, I hope Bunny at one point will reunite with his friends from Dublin and I really hope you will write more stories from the past with the young Deccie…. ? I absolutely love that kid! His interactions with Bunny are the funniest pieces of your books…. Also, I would definitely like to hear more from the nuns :) Thank you for writing these unbelievably funny books. They have given me a lot of pleasure!
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Caimh McDonnell:
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