
Living During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Poems, artwork and reflections by children and adults
In years to come, how will we look back and reflect on the events of
In years to come, how will we look back and reflect on the events of
Writing Immortal, my historical novel about Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Immortal Beloved”, I’ve ploughed through skyscrapers
I get asked a lot why I choose to write about difficult, often uncomfortable subjects.
I am a psychiatrist, a medical doctor who treats people with mental illness and states
Hvítárnes Dreams have been much in the news of late. A lot of us are
I Numbed My Feelings With Heroin For 15 Years When I wrote my memoir, my emotions
Writing my memoir began with a phone call. After retiring from the Trade Union in
Reflections on editing and publishing Woven Shades of Green: An Anthology of Irish Nature Literature
When I was a child, my favourite author by far was E. Nesbit. I have
I became interested in the Spanish Civil War about fourteen years ago when I began
Fifty Years On is my eighth published book and I have a few others that
Sometimes as a writer, the spur to start on a project is frustration in not
The Shepherd and the Morning Star is inspired by rejection. My father’s life, which was
I sometimes feel that it is necessary to apologize for writing another biography of Oscar
My interest in the Second World War began during my childhood in Cork during the
Today we live in a fast-paced world of comparisons and ideologies. By the minute we
Meditating, Writing and the Wisdom of Confucius Writing about meditation is a little like dancing
When I got the call from Gill that my newest book, The Book of Healing
‘A book?’ the passive-aggressive voice on the other end of the phone answers me incredulously.
Easter 2018. I’m sitting on a bench in the stunningly pretty French seaside town of