A Publishing Press Born of Magical Thinking: Writing Man by Frances Flannery
When her husband died, Joan Didion wrote The Year of Magical Thinking. Looking back with
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When her husband died, Joan Didion wrote The Year of Magical Thinking. Looking back with
We readers are a funny lot – I mean, we tend to go out and
Writing has been part of my life for as long as I can remember and
For me, writing focuses my various interests and hobbies into something unique that is immensely
Writing fiction wasn’t something I thought I could do until a character named Maisie Dobbs
My grandparents got married in Riverchapel Church in Co. Wexford in 1910. A lovely little,
I’ve never really thought of myself as a historical novelist. Yes, my novels cover a
I was still living in Seattle, Washington when my family and I visited Bletchley Park
As a writer of historical fiction, research forms an integral part of my work –
I remember my grandfather as a quiet, soberly-dressed old man whose passion was classical music
As a writer of historical fiction, I have a duty to my readers to write
Putting Flesh on the Bones: Crafting Narrative from Fact in Historical Fiction For many readers
The story of Charlotte & Arthur began on a summer’s day in Haworth in 1979.
In the novel, The Garfield Conspiracy, the main protagonist, Richard Todd, is asked where the
I can’t remember how I first discovered the Countess of Castiglione. It’s a little awkward,
Reading has been a pleasure and passion since my childhood and over the years, I
The inspiration for The Rainbow was one born from my own familial history – it
Writing and storytelling are everything to me. Writing pushes me to my depths and extends
The basic idea for The Counterfeit Candidate had been buried inside my head for over
I sometimes think my writing life would be a darn sight simpler if I wrote
