Never Give Up: Irish Writer Wins International Writing Competition
Following on from my previous post at writing.ie, I am delighted to announce that I
Women’s Fiction
Susan Loughnane on The Art of Scandal
‘Ladies, the arses in here are seriously getting out of control. Come on. I’m only
Jennifer Burke – Being a Winner by Margaret Bonass-Madden
A rare trip to Dublin in July was a multi-purpose trip. A chance to enjoy
Sinead Moriarty on Sisters, Secrets & Book Number 10
My new book, The Secrets Sisters Keep is actually a sequel to a previous book
The Life You Left: Carmel Harrington
I write contemporary fiction for Harper Collins with themes of love, loss, redemption and hope
Margaret Bonass Madden Meets Gillian Binchy
Having recently read and reviewed Gillian’s debut novel Ruby’s Tuesday and adding it to my
Catherine Gaskin: Rediscovered in Digital
During her lifetime, the Irish-born writer Catherine Gaskin was known as “The Queen of Storytellers”
Some Girls Do: Clodagh Murphy Reveals All
I write what is variously called women’s fiction, chick-lit, commercial fiction … whatever. I don’t
Sanity Saver by Gemma Jackson
Writing to me, I thought this would be easy. I can’t think of writing without
Here’s Looking At You: Sarah Gilmartin talks to writer Mhairi McFarlane
Sarah Gilmartin interviews writer Mhairi McFarlane about her new book Here’s Looking At You. ‘It
Get to It! Jennifer Barrett on Look Into The Eye
‘Get to it!’ was the slogan for the 2009 Dublin Book Festival, and the picture
Fate or Destiny? Carmel Harrington on Beyond Grace’s Rainbow
Who believes in Fate or destiny? Do you believe that there are predetermined events that
Niamh Greene Shares Her Writing Secrets With Marése O’Sullivan
What would you do if you discovered a hidden letter in a vintage handbag? Even
Mad About You: Sinead Moriarty
New books & the challenges of success: Marése O’Sullivan talks to Sinead Moriarty for writing.ie
Her Story of Before – A Conversation with Susan Stairs
Méabh McDonnell spoke to debut author Susan Stairs for writing.ie With comparisons to The Lovely
Niamh Boyce on The Herbalist & How it All Happened
When I first came across the central idea for The Herbalist, I didn’t even know
Evie Hunter and The Pleasures of Summer
Evie Hunter’s The Pleasures of Winter, the Irish Fifty Shades, was an immediate success when
The Compromise & The Cornerstone of Writing a Novel: Zoe Miller
Picture the scene: A DVD of the hottest new release is ready and waiting. A
the things we know now: Catherine Dunne
Irish novelist Catherine Dunne became a full-time writer in 1995, but has been writing for
The Love Book: Fiona O’Brien
This February 14th, many will pray to St Valentine to find love, but what of
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