The Monstrous-Feminine: Eyes Guts Throat Bones by Moïra Fowley
Female monsters, the monstrous-feminine, and the language of devouring The monstrous-feminine is a term coined
Literary Fiction
The Tumbling Girl by Bridget Walsh
The protagonist of my debut novel The Tumbling Girl is Minnie Ward, an intrepid and
The Voices in Your Head: Falling Animals by Sheila Armstrong
Can you juggle? If you’re like me, you will have tried as a child. You’ll
Whether Violent or Natural by Natasha Calder
I wrote Whether Violent or Natural in Bray, sitting at a tiny Ikea desk wedged
Tracing the Past that is Never Over: I am Lewy by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc
An interview with Irish-language writer and translator Mícheál Ó hAodha on his recent translation of
My Inspiration for So Pretty by Ronnie Turner
Set in the small town of Rye, So Pretty is contemporary gothic novel that follows Teddy
Flypaper: The Sound of It by Alison Jean Lester
Author Alison Jean Lester reflects on how fiction is often deeply rooted in reality… I
The Ghosts of Riots Past by Jude Morrow
Jude Morrow – An Autistic “Method Author” Authors should have an imagination, although I struggle
Why I Finished Jane Austen’s Last Work
A Season at Sanditon by Rose Servitova When Jane Austen died over 200 years ago,
‘It’s All in the Sea’: On Writing Winter People by Gráinne Murphy
Writing a novel is my way of exploring whatever life question is uppermost in my
Writing from Personal Experience: The Eternal Return of Clara Hart by Louise Finch
I never set out to write a highly personal novel. I first picked up my
On Bodies, Disability and Art: Polluted Sex by Lauren Foley
I purposefully wrote Polluted Sex on bodies, particularly female and queer bodies; because we write
The Deadwood Encore by Kathleen Murray
Before I started writing The Deadwood Encore I had been working on short stories for
None of This Is Serious by Catherine Prasifka
The idea for None of This Is Serious did not come to me all at
Folktales in Peach Blossom Spring by Melissa Fu
I have always had a soft spot for folktales. To me, one of the most
Recognition through Literary Prizes and Awards by Liz McSkeane
‘On The List…’ What does recognition in the form of literary prizes and awards mean
A Provincial Death by Eoghan Smith
Sometime in the late Autumn of 2019, I started to dwell upon a set of
Writing about Art: The Colony by Audrey Magee
What is it about the artist on an island? Is it romantic? A romantic notion
Quiet City by Philip Davison
Richard Meadows, the principal character in Quiet City, doesn’t know he’s in a thriller. A
A Demanding and Rewarding Journey: Blue-Skinned Gods by SJ Sindu
When I finished my first novel, Marriage of a Thousand Lies, I searched for months
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