My Perfect Cousin by Colin O’Sullivan
Grass is Greener Syndrome I live in Japan, and have done so, on and off,
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The inspiration behind Number Games by Owen Dwyer
I was asked recently where the idea for my book Number Games came from. It’s
Where, When and How: Widow’s Welcome by D.K. Fields
Where, when, and how Widow’s Welcome, our political fantasy novel, started life is a subject
Writing A Novel As A Books Journalist: The Familiars by Stacey Halls
Every day I open countless jiffy bags, and I’m always excited to see what slides
My Road to Publication: Medium Wave by Rose Zolock
Dear writer, your book is written, your friends loved it, your mother loved it and
Ready Player One: LitRPG and Virtual Reality by Conor Kostick
Ready Player One opens in cinemas soon and it’s going to be a major event,
Choosing to Self-Publish: The Path of Totality by Bronagh Curran
I wrote my first book in 2011, my second in 2012, third
Mia Gallagher on Beautiful Pictures of the Lost Homeland and Voice
Voice is something I’ve been interested in for years. My mum’s a writer, but practised
Horrible Happenings Down Below The Reservoir
Graham Tugwell is an Irish writer of short, strange fiction and an incredible novel FOLD
Finding the ‘Edge of Heaven’ by RB Kelly
Mums, I think most artists would agree, are the unsung heroes of the creative world.
About Sisterland: A New World From Martina Devlin
The idea of genre leaves me nervous. One book is literary and the other book
Creating a Buzz; Laline Paull’s Debut On Baileys Shortlist
“It takes twelve bees their entire lives to gather enough nectar to make one teaspoon
The Magic In The Real by Janina Matthewson
The world of literature is bigger now, and full of possibilities. Lines are crossing and
Dealing in Dark Dreams: CS Kane
Shattered is the debut novella from Belfast born dark fiction author C.S. Kane. Here she
Anno Dracula: Kim Newman Talks Vampires
With Halloween next week and the Bram Stoker Festival happening this weekend, it’s no surprise
The Emancipist, Veronica Sweeney
Veronica Sweeney has been a published novelist for twenty-eight years. She wrote her trilogy, The
Goggles, Dirigibles, and a Nice Cup of Earl Grey, or, a Quick Guide to Steampunk by Katie O’Dowd
“Steampunk is a creative social movement that draws inspiration from Victorian and pre-war history in
Where the Dead Go, Eamon Harrigan
Having a busy and varied career in business and management spanning twenty years, Eamon Harrigan
Building Fantasy Worlds with RF Long
R.F. Long always had a thing for fantasy, romance and ancient mysteries. The combination was
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