From Toenails and Fortune-Tellers to Everything With Words: Elsetime by Eve McDonnell
Once upon a time, everything from toenail clippings to shrivelled up crisp bags were glued
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Once upon a time, everything from toenail clippings to shrivelled up crisp bags were glued
My ideas come from lots of places, usually from an historic event or person I
What crazy times these are. I write this on the day pubs reopen in England
Sharing my writing tips as an author is somewhat akin to a new mother offering
So, what is saga? Do you know? Saga readers know this, for sure. They read
My debut novel, The Bowes Inheritance, was a stand-alone story, but much to my surprise
In 2017, I developed a grand passion for a doomed expedition. Sir John Franklin, his
It was a small advert for a white cottage by the sea on a remote
In 2006, I started writing an adventure story in the vein I grew up reading.
I finally managed to visit Palermo, Sicily in June 2017. I’ve been living in Italy
Last year I boarded the train for Dublin, clutching the manuscript of my novel (then
I introduce the target readership of my first published book, Turas Ailse (A Trip through
I’ve long wanted to write a novel set in Victorian times and was particularly drawn
They say time waits for no man (erm, or woman), but when it comes to
Short of giving you a recipe that includes mixing petals from a rare mountain flower,
The Last Hour is the first novel that came to me almost fully formed in
I was born into a family with a strong military tradition on both sides. As
“I love following up and coming writers, writers who make it,” said an aspiring author
It’s quite hard to judge where this story begins. Getting my first novel published in
It might sound odd to say it, but there is no such thing as historical
