Tackling the Sequel: The Unexpected Love Story of Lexie Byrne (aged 41 ¼) by Caroline Grace Cassidy
I’m the type of writer who does not plot . . . so tackling a
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I’m the type of writer who does not plot . . . so tackling a
‘And then you become a new person, too.’ When John Gardner, in The Art of Fiction,
I’ve secretly always wanted to be a writer. But life has a way of detouring
My debut novel, Ginger and Me, is just published. Lots of people have asked me
My new book (number 16!), Yours Mine Ours, is about a blended family. The term
I watched them from the window of the cold empty stairwell, a contrast of colour
The first seed of an idea for The Shadow Child was sown during a real
It’s funny how our love for a place or a person can stretch and grow
I moved to Dublin just after I found the lump in my breast in April
After writing 15 adult books, I am about to launch my first children’s book, The New Girl, which is about a little Syrian refugee called Safa who ends up in Ireland and feels like she doesn’t fit in.
“How DO you do it?” I can’t count the amount of times someone has said
I first stumbled upon #VanLife on Instagram a few years ago. I’d been intrigued by
I think it’s safe to say that all writers have wild imaginations. Our daydreams are
Like any author I have always loved to read, but unlike many children I never
It started with an advent calendar. I had been a reporter for years writing about
I love reading, and always have. While most kids were out playing or tuning into
I’ve always loved books, but writing one myself seemed like an impossible dream. When I
I never intended to be writer. Writing wasn’t in the plan. I always loved reading
Inní is not a normal word. It comes from Mrs. Banny, a name I got
The idea for my novel Everything is Beautiful, about an artist who becomes a hoarder,
