Will

Just to finish off, you mentioned there about that sort of diaspora that happened in Ireland and away from Ireland after that famine, and that you yourself are an export from that country.

This book is very much about people's connections to home and to a place and their ability to leave it and move on.

What sort of connection do you feel to Ireland as a place and did that sort of have an impact on I suppose the feelings of responsibility in telling a story like this that is so connected to the land?

That is a very, very good line on which to finish, Maggie.

I would love to talk to you about this bit more, but I'm so terrified of spoiling it for readers.

So I'm going to zip my lips.

And thank you so much for the time that you've given me today.

Doing good.

We made it.

Made it to the end of the week.

I'd even forgotten he existed, that such has been the seamless nature of this week.

Yeah, it was a busy week.

The Barney and Killarney.

The Barney and Killarney.

I think I came up with that.

I think you did.

I saw it in the headlines, like, that's clever.

Yeah, that's mine.

So hands off anyone out there who... It's top class producing.

That is good, yeah.