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We’ve got the fabulous new book from multi-million seller Ceceila Ahern to give away this week. We LOVED this story of Allegra Bird and her abrupt discovery that the five people closest to her can influence her path in life. As someone who has always
I Know You by Claire McGowan is published with Thomas & Mercer and is described
A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness (Inspired by an original idea from the late Siobhan Dowd)
This book was published in 2020, by Tramp Press, and won the ‘An Post Book
I Couldn’t Love You More by Esther Freud is published with Bloomsbury and is described as
The Prince of the Skies by Antonio Iturbe is published with Pan Macmillan. Described as ‘a
This book is a real page turner, making you hungry to keep going. From the
The House In The Woods by Zoë Miller is published with Hachette Ireland and is
Dead Man’s Sins by Caimh McDonnell is a continuation of McDonnell’s critically acclaimed bestselling Dublin
This charmingly funny piggy diary tells the tales of Piggy-Wiggy, Duck, Cow the Sheeps and
LINE by Niall Bourke is published with Tramp Press and is described as ‘a stunning debut
There are so many great shows to see at the Dublin Fringe Festival which runs
Review of Once, the Musical for www.writing.ie by Sheena Lambert www.sheenalambertauthor.com This is writing.ie, and
Here at writing.ie we love new writing for theatre. Sure, it’s great to see a
There are few more entertaining ways to spend an evening than in the company of
Directed by Damian O’Callaghan. Screenplay by Paul Fitzsimons. Starring Alan Devine, Una Kavanagh, Dawn Bradfield,
Sheena Lambert recently went to see Conor McPherson’s The Weir at the Gaiety Theatre in
Review of REASONS TO BE PRETTY by Neil LaBute. An UNTOLD WANTS production at the
I was one of the lucky reviewers to read The Girl on the Train pre-publication
Review by: Sheena Lambert for writing.ie As part of their public engagement programme to commemorate
Directed by Jed Murray At The Viking Theatre, Clontarf, from the 6th – 24th September
