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This website is dedicated to the memory and works of the forever wonderful, funny and brave Emma Hannigan.
Emma once described herself as a cancer vixen, having beaten cancer a grand total of ten times before it finally took her from us in March 2018. True to form, Emma turned the worst part of her life into undoubtedly one of her best. She began to write. Her first novel Designer Genes came out in 2009. She then wrote several more fiction novels including The Heart of Winter, The Summer Guest, The Secrets We Share, Perfect Wives and Driving Home for Christmas. The Wedding Promise was an Irish Times Number One bestseller and she completed her final novel, Letters to my Daughters just before she passed.
One of the things Emma will be best remembered for is the huge support she gave to those with cancer and their families. Using her inimitable style she told her own story in Talk to the Headscarf, followed by All To Live For. In both she includes tips and hints that she picked up along the way.
The woman to woman tips that oncologists don't have time to talk about and probably haven't had the reason to know about. It's pretty much all the stuff you've always wanted to know about cancer - but didn't want to ask. And all told with her brilliant, and sometimes wicked, sense of humour.
Emma always told it like it was. And we miss her greatly.
Love and light.
Emma once described herself as a cancer vixen, having beaten cancer a grand total of ten times before it finally took her from us in March 2018. True to form, Emma turned the worst part of her life into undoubtedly one of her best. She began to write. Her first novel Designer Genes came out in 2009. She then wrote several more fiction novels including The Heart of Winter, The Summer Guest, The Secrets We Share, Perfect Wives and Driving Home for Christmas. The Wedding Promise was an Irish Times Number One bestseller and she completed her final novel, Letters to my Daughters just before she passed.
One of the things Emma will be best remembered for is the huge support she gave to those with cancer and their families. Using her inimitable style she told her own story in Talk to the Headscarf, followed by All To Live For. In both she includes tips and hints that she picked up along the way.
The woman to woman tips that oncologists don't have time to talk about and probably haven't had the reason to know about. It's pretty much all the stuff you've always wanted to know about cancer - but didn't want to ask. And all told with her brilliant, and sometimes wicked, sense of humour.
Emma always told it like it was. And we miss her greatly.
Love and light.
For any business requests please kindly contact my agent Sheila Crowley only at:
Email: crowleyoffice@curtisbrown.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)20 7393 4288
Email: crowleyoffice@curtisbrown.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)20 7393 4288
