Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Joan O'Hagan
here are some reviews/awards for ''Jerome and his Women'' - http://www.iped-editors.org/News_and_events/View_News/Rosie_Award_shortlist_announced.aspx "Rosie Award shortlist announced" - on the shortlist of the Institute of Professional Editors Rosanne Fitzgibbon Editorial Award, New South Wales Writers' Centre: http://www.nswwc.org.au/2016/04/book-review-jerome-and-his-women-by-joan-ohagan/ "Book Review: Jerome and His Women by Joan O’Hagan" - "That’s the twin gift of ''Jerome and His Women'': it is an insight into extraordinary times and people, and into a talented researcher and writer.", ''Historical Novel Society'': https://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/jerome-his-women/ "Jerome & His Women" - "''The Vulgate of Jerome'' was one of the most pivotal and important religious documents in the history of Christianity, and O’Hagan gives her readers a fascinating look at the man behind that controversial masterpiece.", ''Literature & Aesthetics'': https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312057959_Joan_O%27Hagan_Jerome_His_Women_Sydney_Black_Quill_Press_2015_pp_x_272_ISBN_978-0-646-94370-1 "Book Reviews" - "''Jerome  &  His  Women'' is a meticulously researched and well informed novel that re-creates—in vivid detail—a crucial period in the history of Western Christianity, and the men and women who shaped it.", ''The Swag'': http://www.theswag.org.au/2016/09/a-womans-view-of-st-jerome/ "Book and Film Reviews: A woman's view of St Jerome" (require subsciption), 2016 Paris Book Festival: http://tableofhonor.com/product/jerome-his-womenhonorable-mention-2016-paris-book-festival/ Honorable mention and on Table of Honor, 2016 New York Book Festival: http://newyorkbookfest.brinkster.net/portal/content.asp?ContentID=832 "2016 New York Book Festival Winners - Spiritual/Religious: Honorable Mention", with this much it meets  for a seperate article; with her book ''A Roman Death'': ''Kirkus Reviews'': https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/joan-ohagan/a-roman-death/ "A Roman Death (star review)" - "Despite its slow start, sporadically pedantic air, and rather feeble mystery, this is an absorbing story, with fully drawn characters, a fascinating place and period, all given vibrant life in the author's best work so far.", ''Classical World (journal)|Classical World'': https://intraweb.stockton.edu/eyos/page.cfm?siteID=78&pageID=33 "Fictional Rome: Historical Novels in the Classroom" - "Two groups of novels, with some overlap, demand special notice: .. (2) the murder mysteries centered on Cicero court cases (real or fabricated) of Saylor, O' Hagan, and the Wagners. ..  If you move on then to read O'Hagan's A Roman Death, you can examine the truth behind Cicero's defense of Helvia on a charge of poisoning ..", ''Kirkus'' also reviewed https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/joan-ohagan-2/death-and-a-madonna/ ''Death and a Madonna'' - "Few surprises, little drama, and no strongly appealing people amid the large cast--but the posh expatriate scene is sketched with tart edge, and the art-world/art-history textures add a bit of richness to this light, mildly ironic diversion.", and ''Against the Grain'' - https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/joan-ohagan-2/against-the-grain-2/ "The overpopulated plot, full of sometimes hackneyed twists and turns, is unconvincing, but a likable, unheroic Duquesne, the clearly written scientific lore, and a colorful Australian scene make this a worthwhile diversion.", plus ''Library Journal'' - https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/item/show/328545082 "A low-key, lightweight procedural with rural flavor, picturesque characters, and narrative wit
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