Truly Memorable: Anyush by Martine Madden
Now and again, you stumble across a book that touches you, and stays hovering in
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Now and again, you stumble across a book that touches you, and stays hovering in
Like lots of people, I always wanted to write. When I was a teenager, I
Pure panic inspired my new novel, The Playground. I had attempted to write another novel,
Every time I write a novel, I gather objects around me that are relevant to
Jeffrey Archer was on TV the other night talking about writing a book and said
I have just written and published my first book. I’m rather pleased with it. In
In 2002, I was the stage manager of a theatrical adaptation of John Banville’s The
Tom Stacey was born from a mumble. One moment my thoughts were on the unremarkable
I recently had a chance to sit down with award winning author Glenn Patterson, ahead
Titles can be so bloody hard to get right. Ideally, it should derive from something
‘Just write the feckin’ thing’ was the advice I was given by my father. Sons
It’s a year since my debut novel Happiness Comes from Nowhere (London: Ward Wood, 2012)
A troubled boy convinces himself he can fly. An old crone decides to turn herself
Kevin Brophy has somehow flown under the radar when it comes to successful Irish authors.
It’s always interesting to talk to people about writing, publishing and promoting books – the
Books have the power to change, even save, lives. The New Big Book of Hope,
As his new book launched, Paul Howard attended Writers’ Week in Listowel to treat audiences
I must be the only person in Ireland who’s been selfishly praying for the past
Few names are as synonymous with the Celtic Tiger as Ireland’s greatest uncapped rugby player,
