My Path to Publication: Heart of Cruelty by Maybelle Wallis
I hated history when I was at school in England – all those kings and
Menu
I hated history when I was at school in England – all those kings and
Historical author Andrew O’Connor reflects on how the pandemic is shifting the way resources can
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
