About Gemma

Gemma Mawdsley is a full time author living in Limerick. Though first published at the tender age of ten-years-old in a local newspaper, she wrote many stories over the years just as a hobby, and did not think about getting published until completing a two year course on creative writing in the University of Limerick.Gemmas  She then went on to further study in the Killaloe Hedge School of Writing. She started working full time as a writer four years ago, In 2006 she was short listed by Waterstones in their search for a children’s writer. Her speciality is Paranormal/Horror and she has been referred to as Ireland’s Mistress of the Macabre. Her novel, The Paupers Graveyard, was published in March 2009 and was an instant best seller. She is  currently working on her 12th manuscript. All the stories featured in her blog are based on fact. She is also working with the Irish Paranormal group Soul Searchers, and is putting their investigations into book form, which will be published soon. Keep watching Gemma’s blog for further updates.

 

4 comments on “About Gemma

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