Jean Darling, a renowned author and storyteller, embarked on a remarkable journey with her husband, Kajar the Magician, as they toured the world with their spectacular show, "Magicadabr". Following this thrilling adventure, the couple settled in Dublin, where Jean's literary talents flourished. She went on to write numerous short mysteries for esteemed publications such as Ellery Queen, Alfred Hitchcock, and Mike Shayne Mystery Magazines. Additionally, her work was featured in the prestigious Horror Fantasy section of Whispers Magazine, among others.
In 1980, Jean Darling assumed the delightful persona of Aunty Poppy, a name inspired by the State flower of her home, and began crafting and narrating an astonishing 450 children's stories for both RTE radio and television. Her captivating tales left a lasting impression on young audiences, solidifying her status as a masterful storyteller.
Furthermore, Jean's creative output extended to radio plays, which were broadcast on RTE, showcasing her versatility as a writer and her ability to adapt to various mediums.
