My debut novel, Mad, has been described as “this summer’s raciest read” and ‘Gone Girl plus” by The Daily Telegraph. It is a sexy thriller with a darkly comic voice...

I’ve always wanted to be a writer – no other career choice was an option for me. On this path to publication I realised that when authors used to tell me...

I still find it hard to believe that within the space of a year my first novel Look into the Eye been published, and that I have also written and...

As a book blogger, I get to meet some amazing people from the writing community. I am honoured when I receive an invite to a book launch or am asked...

This is a snippet of a rejection letter from a New York agent I had queried: The writing in the first pages you sent of “Silk for the Feed Dogs”...

Hazel Gaynor met Santa Montefiore in Dublin for writing.ie, and found out how she stays inspired after writing thirteen bestsellers… Santa Montefiore has a lot to talk about, which is...

As a romance writer, I’m always interested in new markets for romantic fiction, so I was delighted to catch up with Charlotte Ledger from HarperImpulse to find out more about...

“People go travelling for two reasons: because they are searching for something, or they are running from something.” The Sea Sisters is Lucy Clarke’s debut novel, and it’s one of...

The tragic sinking of RMS Titanic in the early hours of the morning of 15th April 1912, with the loss of 1,503 passengers and crew, is an event which continues...

Josephine Cox is a tiny woman with an enormous heart. Writing for the past twenty-five years, during which time Josephine has written a staggering forty-nine books, forty-four of them published...