
Our Secrets and Lies by Sinéad Moriarty
My new novel, (my 13th, I’m hoping that’s not a bad omen!) Our Secrets and

My new novel, (my 13th, I’m hoping that’s not a bad omen!) Our Secrets and

I was living in Paris, alone by choice, a twentysomething year old, who had stepped

Before I actually was a published author, reading other people’s stories about their own paths

“I love following up and coming writers, writers who make it,” said an aspiring author

Whatever your opinion of them, publishing trends, genres and sound-bitey tags are as much a

One of the great things about being a writer is it is such a portable

I’ve earned a bit of a reputation. Fan’s of my books say that in addition

“How do you do it all?” is the question I get asked more than anything

I fell in love with stories at the age of six when my father gifted

The little thatched cottage I grew up in was the lifelong home of my great

I’ve been a writer all my working life and a reader for longer than I

Probably the most asked question of a writer is – where do you get your

Sometimes the best moves are sporadic (impulsive?), and stepping off the London treadmill to live

The book trade is bracing itself for another bumper year of Irish women’s fiction. New

I’m very excited that Christmas at Lilac Cottage is out in paperback this year. I’ve always

Tearing the envelope to reveal leaving certificate exam results. Being the first to say I

In my erstwhile career as an editor, I would greet the notion of ‘that difficult

Family legend has it that I wanted to read before I could walk, that as

It’s a funny thing sitting down to write a book again being out of contract

A year in the land of spices and colour that is India changed my life