by Paul Cavanagh | Jul 2, 2014 | My Books
Books are tricky things to give titles to. I learned that when writing my first novel, After Helen. Originally I called it Northwest Passage, a reference to the thread of history I had woven into the story (Lady Jane Franklin’s relentless search for her doomed...
by Paul Cavanagh | Jul 1, 2014 | My Books
The Choice of Cover Design for After Helen (International Edition) I asked for help choosing a cover for the international edition for After Helen, and the response was tremendous. In just a few days,...
by Paul Cavanagh | Jun 27, 2014 | My Books
My first novel, After Helen, received great reviews when it was published by HarperCollins in Canada in 2006. This November it will finally be released to the rest of the world. Help me choose a fresh, new cover for this international edition. Let me know what you...
by Paul Cavanagh | May 28, 2013 | My Books
LONDON, ONTARIO – May 28, 2013 When Paul Cavanagh’s debut novel, After Helen, was released by HarperCollinsCanada in 2006, reviewers across the country praised his talent for crafting complex, powerful characters. In fact, his characters were so convincing, some...
by Paul Cavanagh | Apr 2, 2013 | On Writing and Writers
My obsession with a female matador revealed surprising parallels between bullfighting and the act of writing, says Elizabeth Ruth (Originally published in Quill & Quire, January / February 2013) It all began one Saturday morning six years ago when I was in my...
