My Path to Publication: Heart of Cruelty by Maybelle Wallis
I hated history when I was at school in England – all those kings and
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I hated history when I was at school in England – all those kings and
Irish author Anna Burns has won the 2020 International DUBLIN Literary Award, sponsored by Dublin
Historical author Andrew O’Connor reflects on how the pandemic is shifting the way resources can
I’ve always got a great kick out of kids’ books – the zanier the better,
I get asked a lot why I choose to write about difficult, often uncomfortable subjects.
Paul Waters is the author of Blackwatertown, a crime thriller set on the border in
Number One of Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules of Writing is, ‘Never open a book with
My new book, Yeats Now: Echoing into Life, starts with the reader’s own life as
Savage Her Reply is my seventh book, and it always surprises me how different the
With a major film deal announced with Warner Brothers and Harry Potter producer David Heyman,
Once upon a time, everything from toenail clippings to shrivelled up crisp bags were glued
The background and inspiration to the stories varies with each one. They came to me
Inspiration comes in a lot of forms, and my inspiration for City of Spies came
You’re once, twice, three times an author … Admittedly it was Lionel Richie who first
The morning after I sent off the final draft of my first novel, In the
The title of my book is Gold Friend. The phrase or image associated with it
Writing for children sounds straightforward, until you look at a primary school and realise it’s
My daughter, Libby, was in primary school when it occurred to me that while I’d
War is not a game of Tiddlywinks. War arrived on my doorstep when I was
I have in front of me, as I write, a thin red exercise book costing
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