Finding Inspiration: The Songbird’s Way by Jennifer Barrett
I still find it hard to believe that within the space of a year my
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I still find it hard to believe that within the space of a year my
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
Rachel Joyce is the author of the Sunday Times and international bestseller The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry which
When Robert Harris wrote The Ghost – based on a ghostwriter who is working on
Crime writer Darren Darker was writing.ie’s intrepid man on the ground last week when Declan
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It was a moment of pure terror that set Leigh Bardugo onto a path that
As a book blogger, I get to meet some amazing people from the writing community.
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James Aitcheson was born in Wiltshire in 1985 and studied History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
Chris Pavone grew up in Brooklyn, graduated from Cornell and was an editor at a
Hazel Gaynor spoke to author, Isabel Wolff to find out more about her tenth novel
One of the world’s most successful business women was in Dublin last week to spread
Half Bad, the debut witch novel for teens by Sally Green hit the headlines recently
Apple Tree Yard is English novelist, Louise Doughty’s, seventh novel. It has sold more copies
Half Bad, the debut witch novel for teens by Sally Green hit the headlines recently
I was pregnant with my son when the idea for The Accident first came to
A few weeks ago a debut novel by ex-mental health nurse, Nathan Filer, won the Book
I am fascinated by ideas. How do authors keep coming up with fresh, original ideas
