The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods
The Lost Bookshop: a story for book lovers . . . Having spent the last
General Fiction
How Making a Movie Inspired The Chancer by Fiona Graham
Fiona Graham discusses the inspiration behind her new novel, The Chancer. I am often asked,
First Novel Fear: The Moonlight Gardening Club by Rosie Hannigan
Rosie Hannigan discusses how she came to write The Moonlight Gardening Club . . .
Agatha Doyle: Queen Bee by Ciara Geraghty
Agatha Doyle, the heroine of my latest novel, Queen Bee. Where are all the menopausal
The Beautiful Blue by Lucinda Hart
I’m delighted to be writing a piece for Writing.ie magazine because my father’s family originally
Sounds Like Fun by Bryan Moriarty
My First Novel, in Five Scenes and Three Pints One: Hammersmith Apollo, October 2019 ‘I’m
My Inspiration and Path to Publication: One Moment by Becky Hunter
I have been trying to write for over ten years, dreaming of having my name
From Gritty to Witty: Mrs Hart’s Marriage Bureau by Sheena Wilkinson
Am I a shiny debut, or a seasoned old pro? I’m both. My ninth novel,
Flypaper: The Sound of It by Alison Jean Lester
Author Alison Jean Lester reflects on how fiction is often deeply rooted in reality… I
Caroline Grace Cassidy on Tackling the Sequel: The Unexpected Love Story of Lexie Byrne (aged 41 ¼)
I’m the type of writer who does not plot . . . so tackling a
Becoming a New Person: Instant Fires by Andrew Meehan
‘And then you become a new person, too.’ When John Gardner, in The Art of Fiction,
My Long, Winding, and Very Crooked Writing Journey: The Do Over by Sharon M Peterson
I’ve secretly always wanted to be a writer. But life has a way of detouring
Putting Working-Class Women Centre Stage: Ginger and Me by Elissa Soave
My debut novel, Ginger and Me, is just published. Lots of people have asked me
A Blended Family: Yours Mine Ours by Sinéad Moriarty
My new book (number 16!), Yours Mine Ours, is about a blended family. The term
The Inspiration for The Good Activist by Bronagh Curran
I watched them from the window of the cold empty stairwell, a contrast of colour
The Shadow Child by Rachel Hancox
The first seed of an idea for The Shadow Child was sown during a real
Love Across The Irish Sea: The Crash by Catherine Miller
It’s funny how our love for a place or a person can stretch and grow
From Breast Cancer Diagnosis to Publishing Deal: Single Bald Female by Laura Price
I moved to Dublin just after I found the lump in my breast in April
Why I Wrote The New Girl by Sinéad Moriarty
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.
Like Walking on Air: Mosaic by Caragh Bell
“How DO you do it?” I can’t count the amount of times someone has said
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