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Author Harper Ford on how she discovered that there was so much more to the
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An Interview with Jonathan Stroud, Author of Lockwood & Co.
The Netflix series of Jonathan Stroud’s Lockwood & Co is currently creating quite a stir
Why I Wrote Stop!! Killing Yourself by Ralph Montague
‘By actioning the advice in the book before it’s too late, positive changes can still
A Time to Remember by Philomena Hearne
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Cartoon City by Ferdia Mac Anna: a slick blend of crime and comedy
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The Country Village Christmas Show by Cathy Lake
My favourite subject in school was English. I loved reading and losing myself in fictional
Moonfish Theatre’s Adaptation of Joseph O’Connor’s Redemption Falls
Picture a chilly rehearsal room in February, rain falling from a grey sky outside and
The Long and Winding Road to Publication by Vivienne Kearns
The path from writing to publication has been a long one for me. I had
Echoes of Grace by Caragh Bell
The idea for my most recent novel, Echoes of Grace, came from years of reading
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‘How to Build a Space Rocket’ by Roisin O’Donnell was selected by public vote from
Fanning the Flames of History: The Burning Chambers by Kate Mosse
After the phenomenal success of her 2005 multi-million copy bestseller Labyrinth, and the novels, Sepulchre
Telling Tales: The Fabulous Lives of Anita Leslie by Penny Perrick
Biographers are not universally loved. James Joyce called us ‘biografiends’ and Edmund de Waal, although
Introducing Alvina Knightly: One Mad, Bad B*itch by Chloé Esposito
My debut novel, Mad, has been described as “this summer’s raciest read” and ‘Gone Girl
Finding Wilde’s Women by Eleanor Fitzsimons
These days I’m often described as the woman who spent three years living with Oscar
Barbara Scully Talks Life, The Universe, Cats & Alligators with Homer Hickman
I read to escape. Not that my life is full of drudgery and awfulness… well
History in the Making: Hazel Gaynor Meets Kate Mosse
Historical Fiction is definitely having a moment and as a writer and reader of the
Launching Twenty7 Books (No Pressure!): Sofia Khan is Not Obliged
I’ve always wanted to be a writer – no other career choice was an option for
Criminal Genius: Belinda Bauer
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Writer: Long Days; Short Sprints by T J Lebbon
When I finally gave up work to write full-time almost nine years ago, I thought
Mapping the Labyrinth: The Ulysses Guide by Robert Nicholson
It was not originally my intention to write a book about James Joyce or Ulysses.
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