The Romantic Comedy
Andy is deliriously happy in the Garden Centre of Eden, despite his recent bereavement, his crippling debts and an angry housemate berating him from inside an enormous flowerpot.
Then Evie comes into paradise – and with the help of a Pandora obsessed stranger Andy starts to question how happy he really is.
The Pandora Paradox is a romantic comedy about loss, love and finding real hope, which includes a radical reinterpretation of the Pandora myth.
The Self Help Book
Cathal Morrow’s father was a haemophiliac who died from infected blood, after a long period of mental illness.
After his death Cathal spiralled into heavy drinking and it took an attempt to spend a year without lying for him to admit an uncomfortable truth. Like his father, he suffered from depression.
In the years that followed – which involved divorce, over a decade of lone parenting, his own cancer and that of his new partner – Cathal continued to explore the reasons for his depression, and how his year without lying had helped heal it.
The Pandora Paradox includes a radical reinterpretation of the Pandora myth and explains how we try and escape the pain of the world by looking to return to the paradise of our childhood – and how by embracing reality we can find real hope.
The Pandora Paradox 