Graham Tugwell is an Irish writer of short, strange fiction and an incredible novel FOLD (currently seeking a home). Over eighty of his stories have been published across five continents....

Mums, I think most artists would agree, are the unsung heroes of the creative world. I happen to have a particularly great one, and she was instrumental in helping me...

The idea of genre leaves me nervous. One book is literary and the other book is historical, his book is crime and her book is commercial fiction. Aren’t they all...

“It takes twelve bees their entire lives to gather enough nectar to make one teaspoon of honey. It should be priced like gold.” Laline Paul Laline Paull’s remarkable and quite...

The world of literature is bigger now, and full of possibilities. Lines are crossing and blurring and it’s becoming more and more difficult to slot books easily into genres. This...

Shattered is the debut novella from Belfast born dark fiction author C.S. Kane. Here she talks about how the book came to be and how the specialist US horror publisher...

With Halloween next week and the Bram Stoker Festival happening this weekend, it’s no surprise if Vampires are on everyone’s mind at the moment. Part of the festival will be...

Veronica Sweeney has been a published novelist for twenty-eight years. She wrote her trilogy, The Emancipist, after nine and a half years of research. It was first published in one...

“Steampunk is a creative social movement that draws inspiration from Victorian and pre-war history in an anachronistic mix of science fiction, modern values and a sense of fun.” There you...

Having a busy and varied career in business and management spanning twenty years, Eamon Harrigan has consistently written little pieces here and there – often observances on his career in...