The Bunnycast

By: Caimh McDonnell
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  • Summary

  • A podcast dedicated to the books of Caimh McDonnell featuring exclusive short stories and extracts from the books, introduced by Caimh himself.
    Copyright 2024 Caimh McDonnell
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Episodes
  • Episode 43: Episode 43 - Fortunate Son Preview!

    Episode 43: Episode 43 - Fortunate Son Preview!
    Oct 17 2024

    Caimh is back with a preview of the new Bunny book Fortunate Son. It's 2001 and the big fella has to do something he never wanted to do - GO TO LONDON!
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    33 mins
  • Episode 42: Episode 42: Short and Curlies

    Episode 42: Episode 42: Short and Curlies
    Apr 16 2024

    Shorts - Volume 1 of the Bunny McGarry short fiction collection is being released in e-book, audiobook and print and to celebrate, Caimh goes through the opening lf all the Bunnyverse books and short stories and confirms that none of them is as good as "I need a dead dog."

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    30 mins
  • Episode 41: Meanwhile in Dublin - NEW NOVELLA ALERT!

    Episode 41: Meanwhile in Dublin - NEW NOVELLA ALERT!
    Jan 12 2024

    Caimh previews Meanwhile in Dublin, which is a new Bunnyverse novella that'll appear in a collection of Bunny McGarry shorter fiction that will be released later in the year, and explains how you can get hold of it earlier if you'd like. As always, it's read by the wonderful Morgan C Jones and this preview features chapter 1, which Wonderwife says is her favourite opening of any Bunny book.
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    32 mins

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