
The Lines We Cross by Julian O’Neill
Author Julian O’Neill: the burning questions of Irish identity that became my debut novel, The
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Author Julian O’Neill: the burning questions of Irish identity that became my debut novel, The

Brian Gilhooly tells us of his father’s fondness for the almost indestructible Toyota Corolla KE70

The Stories My Grandmother Told Me: Why the Curlew Cries My grandmother, Helen Cosgrove, taught

Although Prestin and the Booger Oath is a funny, mischievous and deliberately gross children’s adventure,

Elena Casaneanu on how her poetic memoir Alchemista is not just about survival. It is

Author Teresa Doran describes the evolution of her novel Running Home, from an attendance at

Diary of a Sesh Hound is a story that has lived rent free in my

1. My hometown Plovdiv is the oldest inhabited city in Europe. It used to sit

Frankie Chase, debut author of Bad Winner, on her route from meandering to meaningful, life’s

It was 1988, a bad time for junior doctors in Ireland. There was endless wrangling

I am having a luxurious Sunday writing a new novel from what I call my

The Castle by the Stop Light The Castle by the Stop Light began without me

Yvonne We all know death; it happens all the time and everywhere around the world;

Read Part 1 of this story here. Ma was the cornerstone of my very existence.

How I Came to Write Boru: Forging a King: An Epic Novel of Viking Age

Many’s the time as a youngster, I’d muse as Mam would recite her mother’s order

Singing in Voices of Gorey Community Choir On April 1st of this year, I ventured

David Yearsley, author of the Cloverdaisy series: how my granddaughters inspired me to write books

The Hidden Voice is the pen name of the author of Love Isn’t Born. It’s

Out in the cold . . . I was coming out of M&S on Upper