What will I be when I grow up?
I ponder on the interview I have coming up on Day 7 of Thirteen, what
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Closet Melancholia
The zeal with which I despatched the finery to a swap shop was bound to
Eve of Adam (from Diary of a Dublin Landlady)
On Day Two of Thirteen I made my way through the flotsam of sales, trawling
Snow Ball: Short Story
Lying on the bed, my back resisting the cold, thin mattress I stare at the
They’re reading Irish Poetry in Panama
It’s week five of the Poetry Project, and while we’re breathing a gentle sigh of
Twelve is soooo OVER (from Diary of a Dublin Landlady)
It was New Year’s Eve, but not as we know it, a build-up of dust-cloud
A Goal by any other name (from Diary of a Dublin landlady)
They were Heston and Jamie for an afternoon and figured how to bake a ham
Detritus De-clutter (from Diary of a Dublin Landlady)
There is something about that time between Christmas and New Year, when the tree is
Goodreads, I Love You
When I published my debut novel, BECOMING HUMAN, I trawled the daunting writer sphere to
Next Big Thing: Blog Hop
A fellow blogger and member of Authonomy, Audrey Bennett, has invited me to join in
Diary of a Dublin landlady: Thirteen was looming
THIRTEEN was looming like a big hag, long bony fingers beckoned beyond the midnight Twelve,
Free Art and Poetry? What’s not to like…
It has always been a mystery to me why the whole world doesn’t seem
New term of creative writing workshops in Dublin!
Hi folks! We’re getting ready for our spring term here at Big Smoke, with lots
Can I be in your gang?
I have vivid childhood memories of standing at the fringes of anything cool that was
‘Sausages & Crabs’; Flash Fiction from Colette Ni Reamonn Ioannidou
The ‘Spitfire’ grabbed the sack of crabs and ran out intending to throw them back
Self Publishing V’s Traditional Publishing
From time to time an article can spark a lively discussion about writing and none
Should old acquaintance….
This was written in 2006. A lot has changed since then, I now have two
Next Big Thing Blog Hop
I’ve been tagged by the lovely Mae Clair to participate in The Next Big Thing
Hello from Big Smoke
Hi all! Here at Big Smoke we’re just getting ready for our November courses, a
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