The Maeve Chronicles is a series of award-winning novels featuring the feisty Celtic Magdalen who is no one’s disciple. Each volume can stand alone and the books can be read in any order. For those who like to read chronologically: Magdalen Rising; The Passion of Mary Magdalen; Bright Dark Madonna; Red-Robed Priestess.
MAEVE SPEAKS
My name is Maeve. It rhymes with brave, cave, wave. (I am not going to go through all the rhyming possibilities; some are not as flattering.) I am not going to tell you much about my life. Eliz (as I call her) has already written it down in some detail in The Maeve Chronicles.
MaevenSong: A Musical Odyssey
The musical single malt essence of The Maeve Chronicles, a series of novels featuring the feisty Celtic Magdalen, who ain’t nobody’s disciple. But she sure can sing: Blues, bluegrass, gospel, jazz improvisation. No reading necessary. Songs say it all!
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Dear Friends of Maeve and mine, Some of you may remember Madge, the bodacious character who took me by surprise, demanding her own novel-in-cartoon before …
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I am delighted to announce that The (entire!) Maeve Chronicles are available from Audible as audiobooks. The superb Irish narrator is Heather O’Neill, so the Celtic Magdalen …
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Maeve has been impatiently waiting for interview requests from The New York Times and other major media since The Times published that article about of …
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My name is Maeve. It rhymes with brave, cave, wave. (I am not going to go through all the rhyming possibilities; some are not as …
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The Red-Robed Priestess, the fourth and final installment of The Maeve Chronicles, wins The Association for the Study of Women and Mythology’s 2012 Sarasvati Award …
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lying naked on a warm February night outside under a full moon, ripe for conception: then twenty year’s labor to bring your story forth you …
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An interview with Elizabeth Cunningham, author of The Maeve Chronicles The recent release of Andrew Adamson’s blockbuster film, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the …
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“You cannot make God a fairytale!” declared the woman in the second row, her face blotchy with outrage. “The Blessed Mother and Mary Magdalen are …
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“A fairytale is an imaginary garden with real toads in it.” I don’t know the source of this quotation, but I take it as my …