Enda Wyley
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Postscript by Seamus Heaney.
And sometime make the time to drive out west into County Clare along the flaggy shore in September or October when the wind and light are working off each other so that the ocean on one side is wild with foam and glitter and inland amongst stones.
The surface of a slate grey lake is lit by the earth's lightning of a flock of swans, their feathers roughed and ruffling, white on white, their fully grown headstrong looking heads tucked or cresting or busy underwater.
useless to think you'll park and capture it more thoroughly.
You are neither here nor there, a hurrying through which known and strange things pass as big soft buffetings come at the car sideways and catch the heart off guard and blow it open.
Books for Breakfast (Ireland) · At the Villa Celeste with Elizabeth Wassell Montague · 10 Sep 2026
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This is Books for Breakfast, a podcast where we talk about books and writing.
I'm End Oily
And you're all very welcome to this morning's show.
Today, Books for Breakfast is at Hodges and Figus to have a chat with writer Elizabeth Wassel Montague about her new novel at the Villa Celeste.
It's published by Vanguard Press and it's being launched tonight, since it's a very exciting night in this bookshop.
So we'd like to thank Hodges Figus, we'd like to thank Stephen for welcoming us, and we'd like to move on to Elizabeth, who's sitting here with her beautiful dog Sophie.
I think it's the first time we've
Ever had a dog sitting with us, apart from our own dog, actually, Oscar at home, Peter.
So we'd like to to welcome you.
Elizabeth has published five novels and numerous short stories.
She was born in New York, is an Irish citizen.
Elizabeth lives in France, and she was also married to the poet John Montague.
At the Villa Celeste is a novel which navigates seamlessly the stories of two women's lives, Florence March, a writer seeking healing in 1920s France, and Clementine Dove, a modern young woman in search of beauty and clarity in New York.
Her journey taking her to Paris and the Côte d'Azur.
These two women, they're living during very different times in the 20th century, but they're memorable for their strength of character, their resilience, their courage, and their ability to come to terms with who they really are.
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