Why Books Are The Gifts That Keep Giving by Kate O’Brien
The Lifelong Benefits of Being a Reader It is that time of year where everyone
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The Lifelong Benefits of Being a Reader It is that time of year where everyone
We’re had a fabulous reaction to our fourth anniversary free writing challenge at Writing.ie’s Online
Camilla Macpherson, first prize short story winner in the 2023 Plaza Prizes, recently caught up
Oscar Wilde House at 1 Merrion Square North in Dublin will host the very first
Now in its 9th year, the Great Reads Award is one of the very few awards where students themselves vote and choose the winning titles. We aim to promote a feeling of ownership over literature for students, encouraging them to engage critically with novels, and display their enthusiasm for reading. Vote now for your favourite read!
Linda McEvoy interviews Katy Turner, winner of the Romantic Novelists’ Association (RNA) Joan Hessayon Award
Childrens books written by Irish authors are not featuring the the Irish bestseller lists and the Discover Irish Kids Books campaign aims to change that by raising awareness of homegrown authors and illustators.
Welcome to Irish BLAST Marketplace, the ultimate Christmas-style market for book lovers! We’re excited to
Do you want to be inspired to write daily? To overcome the blocks that are stopping your flow? To understand the techniques you need to make your work sing? Or even get some guidance on what the heck to do next with your first draft?! Join our Write Here, Write Now Challenge for one week of intensive writing exercises, prompts and mentoring, and get that book written!
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Application deadline: 15th April 2022 Calling all publishers – we are now inviting submissions for
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