Tag Archives: Micheál Cladáin

Milesian Father of Hounds

My next release is fast approaching. This is the period I find most stressful: adding editor’s final comments. Last minute proofreading. General stressing over whether it will flop or fly. Why do I do this to myself? Anyhoo, here’s a map of the Battle of Teutoburg, which features heavily in the story. How can aContinue reading “Milesian Father of Hounds”

Coming in May

Coming in May. Available for pre-order now: United Kingdom: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DS9XX7TL United States: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DS9XX7TL

Anvil—Publication Day

Publication day for Anvil, the final volume in The Iron Between trilogy. For the first five days, available for £1.99. That’s a saving of £3. 🇬🇧 http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DB5WK271 🇺🇸 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DB5WK271

Coming in the autumn

Get ready for the epic conclusion in The Iron Between series, a thrilling saga of war and treachery, love and loss. It’s the year CE 77. Vespasian names Agricola as governor of Britannia. Upon his arrival, Agricola learns of an Ordovician assault orchestrated by his nemesis, Luchar. A cavalry outpost lies in ruins, and theContinue reading “Coming in the autumn”

Hammer: Free for a Limited Time

“A relic is all that stands between Rome and victory!” This award-winning book from Micheál Cladáin’s is free for a limited time from today. Download an epic adventure! Embark on a pulse-pounding journey alongside Genonn, a seasoned Druid, as he undertakes a mission that will test his limits. When rebellion erupts in Roman Britain, heContinue reading “Hammer: Free for a Limited Time”

Hammer: Free for a Day

Award- winning book from Micheál Cladáin’s is free for the next 24 hours. Renowned Irish author, John De Burca called it “Hugely enjoyable.” Historical novelist, Cathie Dunn called it a “…riveting read.” “A relic is all that stands between Rome and victory!” United KingdomUnited States

Be Your Character

I read “be your character” somewhere, in one of the many articles I devour. It seems a little blasé and unrealistic. How can I be my character when I write pre-Christian Irish historical fantasy? My characters spent their lives chopping off heads, stealing and raping, drinking and debauching. If I took a method acting approachContinue reading “Be Your Character”