Mary Ellen O'Connell Books

Set in 19th century Ireland, the narrative explores the aftermath of the Great Famine and a new crop failure that ignites revolutionary thoughts about famine as a political issue rather than a natural disaster. The rise of the Irish Land League, spearheaded by Michael Davitt, marks a significant shift in the fight against inequality. The formation of the Ladies Land League, led by Fanny and Anna Parnell, further amplifies this movement, promising to transform Ireland and influence global perspectives on land and power.

A collection of stories explores the role of Catholicism in the lives of young women as they search for love and balance in the real world.

Gilmore Girls with magical realism! Dear Reader is an original, poignant modern-day take on Wuthering Heights, as a high school senior searches for her teacher and meets a boy who may just be Heathcliff come to life.

This book challenges long-standing assumptions of international law experts on the use of force, while also seeking to re-engage the public in understanding and committing again to a cause that made the phrase 'peace through law' famous. Aimed at anyone concerned with the problem of war.

Byron and John Murray: A Poet and His Publisher is the first comprehensive account of the relationship between Byron and the man who published his poetry for over ten years.