Showing posts with label The Cry of the Sebac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Cry of the Sebac. Show all posts

Friday, 4 November 2016

The old world in all its green and youthful beauty


I could fly from one side of Ireland to the other and I’d hear nothing but the rush of the wind, the running of the rivers and the wild creatures of the forests. There were no machines, no engines, no metal birds roaring through the sky. No roads and railways. No concrete buildings and smoking chimneys. No bellowing and rumbling of the industry of man. Just the old world in all its green and youthful beauty. Oh how I long for those days to return.

From The Cry of the Sebac, a novel by Anthony Murphy. Available on Amazon Kindle and coming to print soon.


https://www.amazon.com/Cry-Sebac-Anthony-Murphy-Journalist-ebook/dp/B01DE75Z50/

Tuesday, 29 March 2016

"They're building Newgrange" from The Cry of the Sebac


A quote from The Cry of the Sebac. This is from the part where Aonghus Óg, in the guise of a giant swan, takes Fintan on a flight above the Boyne Valley, a flight that looks back through time.

Saturday, 26 March 2016

The Cry of the Sebac - the story of a boy, a bird and the end of the world - free downloadable quote image


Here is the first in a series of free downloadable wallpapers featuring quotes from my new novel, The Cry of the Sebac. Please feel free to download and share this image. Thanks.