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Emily O’Mahony, a Publishing Assistant with 451 Editions, discusses the a new edition of Ferdia
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Emily O’Mahony, a Publishing Assistant with 451 Editions, discusses the a new edition of Ferdia
St. Stephen’s Day 2010. I curl up with a copy of Darkside by Belinda Bauer
When I finally gave up work to write full-time almost nine years ago, I thought
It initially seems like quite a challenge looking back on the journey of my career,
I began writing after having spent 8 years running my own consultancy business. I had
Where did the inspiration for writing The Jackdaw come from? Two sources really. The first
How can a writer be scary? How can you evoke a sense of fear or
Some writers have flashes of inspiration, blinding literary thunderbolts which hit them with undeniable force:
Hard work and razor-sharp writing turned a first-time novelist from a self-published author into a
Four years ago I was writing every day. Court files, staff appraisals, witness statements… My
I started writing what would eventually become Dead Gone – the first Murphy and Rossi
Crime writer Darren Darker was writing.ie’s intrepid man on the ground last week when Declan
“The cleverest, creepiest book you’ll read all year. Twin Peaks meets Atonement meets In Cold
Chris Pavone grew up in Brooklyn, graduated from Cornell and was an editor at a
Apple Tree Yard is English novelist, Louise Doughty’s, seventh novel. It has sold more copies
I was pregnant with my son when the idea for The Accident first came to
From the outside looking in, my road to publication probably looks quite easy. Start writing
I love Twitter – there I said it. I know for some it seems a
I’m contacted by many people looking to promote their books, all with rich and varied
Linwood Barclay is tired. The Canadian thriller writer has crossed the globe to promote his
