Tackling the Sequel: The Unexpected Love Story of Lexie Byrne (aged 41 ¼) by Caroline Grace Cassidy
I’m the type of writer who does not plot . . . so tackling a
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I’m the type of writer who does not plot . . . so tackling a
My new book (number 16!), Yours Mine Ours, is about a blended family. The term
We readers are a funny lot – I mean, we tend to go out and
At the end of May, A Mother’s Heart was published in the UK, Ireland, USA and Canada.
I have always been fascinated by hotels – the smaller and quirkier the better. I
Against all odds, writing my second novel turned out to be so much easier than
After writing 15 adult books, I am about to launch my first children’s book, The New Girl, which is about a little Syrian refugee called Safa who ends up in Ireland and feels like she doesn’t fit in.
Writing is easy. It’s sticking to it, shaping it, rewriting it, that’s hard. I come
Finding Your Theme When sitting down to write a novel I need my theme first
I was driving in my car and on the way to an interview to promote
Like any author I have always loved to read, but unlike many children I never
There is nothing nicer than starting a book that no-one knows about. Sometimes, I watch
I’m going to admit to something that may make me sound like a book snob.
My journey began at the age of four when I started infant school. Then, I
It’s difficult to know where to start when asked what writing means to me. It’s
I used to love an ‘aspiring author gets published’ story when I was writing my
Say hello to my lockdown book. It’s That Time of Year was never part of
When I decided after much persuasion from my husband to write my first book it
You’re once, twice, three times an author … Admittedly it was Lionel Richie who first
I had writer’s block. The worst I could remember. Usually, there are spare fragments of
