Emily Hourican grew up in Brussels, and is a well-known Irish feature writer. She launched in journalism as the editor of a lads mag, Himself, and then edited the Dubliner magazine in its early days. For the past decade, she has been a regular with the Sunday Independent. Her first book, a memoir called How to (Really) Be a Mother, is a funny, honest account of how she learned to stop faking it as a mother, and become her own version of the real thing. She recently finished treatment for an unusual viral form of mouth cancer, an experience she wrote about in a six-part Sunday Independent Cancer Diary.
Genres: Historical
New and upcoming books
Series
Guinness Girls
1. The Glorious Guinness Girls (2020)
2. A Hint of Scandal (2021)
3. The Other Guinness Girl (2022)
4. Mummy Darlings (2023)
1. The Glorious Guinness Girls (2020)
2. A Hint of Scandal (2021)
3. The Other Guinness Girl (2022)
4. Mummy Darlings (2023)
Novels
The Privileged (2016)
White Villa (2017)
The Burned (2018)
The Blamed (2019)
The Outsiders (2019)
An Invitation to the Kennedys (2023)
A Kennedy Affair (2024)
White Villa (2017)
The Burned (2018)
The Blamed (2019)
The Outsiders (2019)
An Invitation to the Kennedys (2023)
A Kennedy Affair (2024)
Books containing stories by Emily Hourican
Emily Hourican recommends
The Paris Affair (2024)
Maureen Marshall
"In The Paris Affair, Maureen Marshall has created an evocative, intriguing story set in the historical shadow of the iconic Eiffel tower. In a world of aristocrats, dancers and the demi-monde, where reputation is everything and love is just another commodity to be bought and sold, Marshall tells the story of a young man's determination to build his own destiny, and in doing so protect the curious family of outcasts and misfits who gather around him."
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