Praise for faith
‘Hogan presciently taps into the pursuit of these pandemic times’ RTÉ
‘A nicely blended cocktail of all the fizzy ingredients required for an enjoyable poolside tipple’ The Times
‘Charming … Full of pathos and humour. A heartwarming page-turner that would be perfect for staycation reading’ Irish Independent on Saturday
‘A lovely and emotional read that revels in the importance of community, female friendship and the determination to never, ever give in’ Woman’s Own
‘Uplifting, emotional and brimming with warmth and humour’ Cathy Bramley
‘Joyful, life-affirming and inspirational’ Heidi Swain
‘Heartwarming and emotional’ Liz Fenwick
‘A heart-rending, uplifting and beautifully written journey of female friendship … I loved being transported to Ireland’s wild Atlantic coast’ Phillipa Ashley
‘Faith Hogan navigates beautifully between the community and the individual, forensically investigating moral issues and loyalties with an unflinching, yet humane eye. She is one of the most original and exciting writers to emerge from Ireland in recent times’ Afric McGlinchey
‘A cracking good story … An ideal beach read’ Connaught Telegraph
‘A fantastic summer read’ – Irish Daily Star
‘A heart-warming story of love, loss, family and friendship’ The Bookseller

Latest News
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Book Deal
Delighted to share that I’ve signed a further two book deal with Aria Fiction (Head of Zeus Publishing) and the news was broken in Bookbrunch yesterday! Here’s a copy of the article – I’m pleased as punch to be remaining with Aria and very excited about their plans for further building the brand with a […]
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News, News, News!!!
Well, lots of exciting things happening here at the moment! I’m just back from London and meeting up with my agent and the lovely J girls – which is always fun! I met with editors too, and this is always a bit of a treat – because I have the loveliest editors – hardworking and […]
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New Book Alert!!
Introducing…. The Place We Call Home I’m delighted to share the cover of my new book – THE PLACE WE CALL HOME. I’m really excited about this one… it’s the story of a family drawn together to celebrate the anniversary of their woolen mill business. Corrigan Mills is one hundred and fifty years old and […]
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Step Up!
It’s hard to believe that it’s a week ago since I headed off to Roscarberry – the far end of the country for the National Conference of Network Ireland! What a weekend – I already knew that our Mayo ladies were pretty special, but this just cemented it for me. I was honored to have […]
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The Girl I Used To Know
Summer has finally arrived now that The Girl I Used To Know has dropped into the bookshops! Last Friday I called into Eason’s in Ballina to sign some of their books and met up with the girls there, as usual there was plenty of chat and catch up – really if only to pop in […]
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Cover Reveal
So, at last, I can share the new cover in the Corbally Crime Series….. Ta dah…. Cover Reveal – up for Pre-order Now! Silent Night – by Geraldine Hogan As you can see, it’s a very different book to the contemporary fiction I’ve written before. This book moves away from a focus on friendships, family, […]
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Mayo Gala Awards Night 2019
We had a wonderful night in Knockranny House Hotel, Westport for the Network Ireland Gala Awards – this was a glitzy glamorous affair with the Mayo Ladies really turning up the style. It was awards night also, and I was honored to be nominated among some really talented and successful entrepreneurs for the Arts category. […]
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Well Aren’t You Lovely!
I haven’t been here for a while because this last few weeks have been a bit crazy busy! All in a good way, but then yesterday I had the mixed blessing of coming down with what I guess is the flu, with a bit of a chest infection thrown in for fun 😉 I say […]
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New Book Deal – and it’s not what you think…
So, there’s been something bubbling away for quite a while here in Hoganville – since late last summer, there’s been a rumbling of something new, something exciting and… yep, I guess we’d call it a bit of news! Like so many parts of publishing, even letting this cat out of the bag takes time… But […]