Here are some of the articles, interviews and reviews written and published about Frank Delaney, his books, events, programs, and broadcasts.
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Frank hosts The Today Show's Who Knew Quiz for Saint Patrick's Day
The Economist profiles Frank and his Re:Joyce podcast project, calling him a "literary detective" and an "unabashed populariser" of Joyce's Ulysses.
Frank answers 21 Questions about living in New York and more...

The New Yorker suggests that Frank can tell us what all the Bloomsday fuss is about in his Re:Joyce podcast project, profiled here...
Scott Simon and Frank talk about Re:Joyce, Frank's weekly podcast project deconstructing Ulysses in free five minute episodes
Associated Press, by Summer Moore
Kirkus
Publishers Weekly
Booklist
Publisher's Weekly
Book Page, by Arlene McKanic
Audiofile
Library Journal
Winston-Salem Journal, by Tom Dillon
The Star-Ledger, by Tom Deignan
Mansfield News Journal, by Terry Mapes
The Free Lance-Star, by Drew Gallagher
Star Tribune, by Laurie Hertzel
USA Today, by Susan Kelly
Library Journal, by Susan Clifford Braun
Daily American, by Vicki Rock
Las Vegas Review Journal, by Lindsey Losnedahl
Washington Post, by Bill Sheehan
Midwest Irish Focus, by Pete Maher
Publisher's Weekly
Kirkus Review
The Country And Abroad, by Staff
Litchfield County Times, by Kathryn Boughton
By Dermot Purgavie, New York
Irish independent, by Joe Jackson
By Ottakars.co.uk
By Anne Hailes for the Irish News
By Bookends
BBC, by BBC Interview
USA Today, by Susan Kelly
Entertainment Weekly, by Rebecca Ascher-Walsh
Boston Irish Reporter, by Peter F. Stevens
Kirkus Reviews
Booklist, by Brad Hooper
Library Journal
Publisher's Weekly
Launceston Examiner, by Julian Burgers
Sydney Morning Herald
Canberra Times, Australia, by Frank O'Shea
Courier Mail, Brisbane Australia
Geelong Advertiser
Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin
The Boston Globe, by Michael Kenney
Booklist, by Roland Green
Navy League of the United States, by David W. Munns
Associated Press, by Norman N. Brown
Richmond Times Dispatch (Virginia)
The Washington Post
Christian Science Monitor
Philadelphia Inquirer
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Booklist (An ALA publication)
The Advocate (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
Irish independent, by Joe Jackson
RTE, by Katie Moten
Sunday Herald, by Edd McCracken
Scotland on Sunday, by Tom Adair
Aberdeen Evening Express, by Laura McLachlan
Waterstones Quarterly, by Edward Rutherfurd
Reviewed by Helen Isaac
Bibliofemme Reviews
Irish News, by Anne Haile
Kirkus Reviews
Library Journal
Publishers Weekly
Tangled-web.co.uk
There are three photographs of Frank Delaney that you may use provided you credit the photographer, Jerry Bauer.
"Every legend and all mythologies exist to teach us how to run our days. In kind fashion. A loving way. But there's no story, no matter how ancient, as important as one's own. So if we're to live good lives, we have to tell ourselves our own story. In a good way." So says James Clare, Ben MacCarthy's beloved mentor, and it is this fateful advice that will guide Ben through the tumultuous events of Ireland in 1956.
Long long ago, when the pigs ate the apples off the trees and the birds flew upside down - so begins a tale by an Irish fireside. And thereby Frank Delaney, the New York Times bestselling author of Ireland, launches Storytellers, a new series of short stories in the oral tradition, created specially for e-readers. In his first story, this master of the legendary form creates The Druid, a fascinating character full of cunning and false magic, who tries to win the hand of a beautiful girl.

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Visit Frank Delaney's local bookstore, The Hickory Stick Bookshop, and ask them about autographed copies.