On Intimacies by Lucy Caldwell
When Faber acquired my second collection of stories, they did so on the basis of
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When Faber acquired my second collection of stories, they did so on the basis of
Into the Mouth of the Lion started out as a short story, inspired by a
On a February evening, just over three years ago, I was happily procrastinating on Twitter
It all started with a name. In the early 2000s, there was a spate of
When setting out to write The End Is Where We Begin, (or ‘book two’ as
The Disappearance of Stephanie Mailer is my fourth novel. Or rather: it is only my
In March 2012 a dozen of us gathered around a table in a Waterford hotel,
I used to joke that if the mother I was to my first son met
Irish author Anna Burns has won the 2020 International DUBLIN Literary Award, sponsored by Dublin
The background and inspiration to the stories varies with each one. They came to me
I’m not a big fan of weddings. I’m not averse to a glass of champagne,
The University of Liverpool’s Institute of Irish Studies recently announced that the winner of the
In late 1989, when I signed up to go to Sudan to work as a
John O’Donnell describes the origins of his first short story collection, Almost the Same Blue.
Strings too Short to Use is a story in Lorrie Moore’s first collection Anagrams. I
My Writing Process I’m usually excited on a writing day. I’ll eat something quickly, make
By late spring 2018 I had begun work with my friend Feargal Ward on a
If you’ve ever gorged yourself on food – anything from an exquisite eight course Michelin-starred
In mid January my fourth collection, The Boatman and Other Stories, was published by Jonathan
When I tell people, especially fellow writers, that I’ve completed The Watsons, one of Austen’s
