The Cartoon Life and Loves of a Stupid Man by Marc Joan
The Inspiration for Cartoon Life: Where do stories come from? The Cartoon Life and Loves
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The Inspiration for Cartoon Life: Where do stories come from? The Cartoon Life and Loves
Prophet Song is a terrifying book – this much you’ll have gathered from peer blurbs,
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Author Noel O’Regan on the journey to publication of his novel, Though the Bodies Fall.
Adrian White, editor of Writing.ie, interviews author Helen McLoughlin about her new novel, All About E.
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Can you juggle? If you’re like me, you will have tried as a child. You’ll
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An interview with Irish-language writer and translator Mícheál Ó hAodha on his recent translation of
Set in the small town of Rye, So Pretty is contemporary gothic novel that follows Teddy
Author Alison Jean Lester reflects on how fiction is often deeply rooted in reality… I
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When Jane Austen died over 200 years ago, she had just started writing a new
Writing a novel is my way of exploring whatever life question is uppermost in my
I never set out to write a highly personal novel. I first picked up my