Poetry Day Special Virtual Visit: Eilish Fisher, author of The Waters and the Wild

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What to expect 

Award winning author Eilish Fisher will be doing a special National Poetry Day event, discussing her novel in verse The Waters and The Wild.

About the event

  • Celebrate National Poetry Day with author Eilish Fisher!
  • She’ll be introducing her brand new novel in verse, The Waters and the Wild, with a special reading from the book.
  • She’ll talk through her life as an author, including her writing process, and she’ll talk through the key themes of the book: grief, family and the power of hope.
  • Ask Eilish your questions in a LIVE Q&A at the end of the Visit, submit your questions 24 hours before Eilish’s event here

About the book 

Read a FREE extract of The Waters and the Wild here!

Rowan was raised in the desert. Growing up all she’s known is sunshine, warmth, love. Then her beloved Dad dies, everything changes.
Now Rowan and her mum have moved from the hazy heat of the desert to the cold landscape of Ireland. Each of them hoping that living in the town Rowan’s Dad called home will bring them closer to him.
But as soon as Rowan arrives, she knows something’s not right. Why is it so cold even in August? Why do lights turn on without warning or kettles boil with no one pressing a switch?
Even more mysterious is The Wall. It surrounds the town, but no one can tell Rowan who built it or how long it’s stood, or why it’s forbidden to cross over to the other side. So, when she spots a crack in the stone, Rowan can’t resist the temptation to explore. In the woods beyond, she discovers a strange horse whom she feels an instant connection with, a bond that brings the return of warmth and hope…but at what price?