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Gaps Between My Dreams by Ciarán Ó Gríofa
A River of Time: The Making of Gaps Between My Dreams “There was a river
A Bullet for the General by Tony O’Reilly
Author Tony O’Reilly on the inspiration behind A Bullet for the General: ‘how I nearly
The Function of Setting: A Winter Wedding by Felicity Hayes-McCoy
Author Felicity Hayes-McCoy: ‘I’ve been thinking about the function and importance of setting in my
Drama Drama Drama by Gerilyn Bass Greenberg
Gerilyn Bass Greenberg, author of Drama Drama Drama, on publishing a manuscript a decade after
FEAR: Twisted Tales from Ireland’s Leading Women Crime Writers (Ed. Sam Blake, C.L. Murphy)
Fear and Trauma: The monster under the bed by Sharon Dempsey Women understand fear as
Irish Gothic: Dark Tales from Le Fanu to Stoker (Ed. Helen Carr)
Editor Helen Carr: ‘I hope the collection I have brought together will open readers’ minds
The Expectation by A. O’Connor
Andrew O’ Connor discusses the inspiration and writing of his 17th novel The Expectation. The
By Next Christmas by Sharon Black
My Christmas book: a novel in nine months . . . My fourth novel with
The Zen Violinist by Diana Janney
Diana Janney, author of A Man of Understanding, on the inspiration behind and the themes
Aggie Witchfinder by Sarah Hannah Walsh
Sarah Hannah Walsh on the creative journey that has resulted in the publication of her
The Shape of Monsters by C.L. Hellisen
The Shape of Monsters The Shape of Monsters by C.L. Hellisen: A gothic descent into
The Inspiration Behind Blacktail by Scott Hawkins
The story that became Blacktail started in an online writing workshop guided by professional editors.
Béal Feirste: Belfast by Diarmuid & Séamus Ó Tuama
Author Séamus Ó Tuama on completing his father’s unfinished manuscript – a history of Belfast
The Bestseller by Jenny Knightsby
The Bestseller is a suspense-filled domestic psychological thriller about a therapist who spills her client’s
Mischievous Magical Maia Malone by Lindsay J. Sedgwick
When nine-year-old Maia describes her drawings, they come to life with comic and chaotic results
Hector & Klara: The Silence Of October by Sharon Guard
As the seventh Samhain since their daughter’s death approaches, Klara and Hector Armstrong are struggling
Give Me ‘til Midnight by Oran Doyle
Getting unstuck: author Oran Doyle on the writing of and the road to publication for
Bluebird by Harriet Parsons
Bluebird: It doesn’t get easier, you just get stronger . . . It only takes
A Samuel Pepys Mystery: Seething Lane by Jack Jewers
January 1670. London is enduring its worst winter in decades. But for Samuel Pepys, the
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