
Turas Press: Four Years On by Liz McSkeane
Reflections on the magic of independent publishing and writing When I first embarked on the

Reflections on the magic of independent publishing and writing When I first embarked on the

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A message from Heidi Murphy, Chair of Bookselling Ireland, in relation to the move to

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Elizabeth McCullough’s Quiet Home to Distant Lands has recently been published by Carrowmore. Born in

Raising Films, an advocacy and support group for parents and carers in the screen industry

On my 2013 London “plagues and epidemics” micropoem from Blue Sandbar Moon (2018) This little

Researching James Joyce and Finding Myself Writing Fiction Last September, I fulfilled one of my

Publishing outstanding books in English & Irish This is an auspicious period for the development

Over the course of eight weeks, Simon Trewin invited us into the world of the

We’ve been in lockdown for a period of 7 weeks in Ireland and for many

Lift the sink is a new podcast hosted by Paddy Doherty which will feature short

It easy to sell what you love. I don’t mean that the task is self

Unbound have announced the launch of a new anthology of working class writers from across

It all revolved around the title of a book. The Finest Women on Earth seemed

Three out of four of us read at least one book last year but writers’

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Ghostwriting Opportunities: The Pros & Cons by a Real-Life Ghost “So, you write ghost stories?”

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