My Writing Journey: Away Days By Gareth Maher
In newspaper journalism, the sports section was sometimes, playfully, described as the Toy Department. While
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In newspaper journalism, the sports section was sometimes, playfully, described as the Toy Department. While
‘Don’t you know, you can’t go home again’ Don’t you know, you can’t go home
Two things happened in 2014. My mother died and the hotel I was managing on
The idea for book, Ireland’s Special Branch – Defending the State 1922-1947, came to me
Do you want to be a Real Writer? I don’t know when I decided I
The editors of almost all diaries play a major role in determining the character of
My Favourite Five letters from P.S. Look Out for Snakes I come from a large
It all started with rather a throwaway comment, something akin to “I should write a
There’s a scene in the 1995 movie Seven, directed by David Fincher, that I sometimes
My book probably provides an object lesson in how not to write one. It crept
I’ve been a novelist now for eleven years, writing crime novels as well as women’s
Several years ago I came across mention of a long forgotten story. In March 1922,
Anne-Christine Witzgall wanted to share her powerful story of abuse in the hopes that it
I am a psychiatrist, a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of mental illness.
Covid-19 restrictions are being lifted in Ireland and many countries around the world. Cases continue
Many readers have asked why I wrote this book about my mother. Her incredible depth
100 Ways to Write a Book is a fascinating collection of author interviews that offers
Edna O’Brien, who will be celebrating her 91st birthday before the end of 2021, is
Whenever I contemplate what A Nightmare on Elm Street means to me it feels like
At the beginning of last year I was faced with the prospect of a period
