Finding the Story: Meet Me in Manhatten by Claudia Carroll
Huge thanks to the lovely Vanessa O’ Loughlin at writing.ie for asking me to visit
Getting Started
Sarah Webb on Finding Ideas and Inspiration
‘Where do you get your ideas?’ This is the most common question that writers are
Nathan Filer TEDx: How to Write A Bestselling Novel
We’re all about writing (obviously) at Writing.ie, but we understand that sometimes it’s quicker to
Factor In Downtime To Your 2015 Writing Goals
As far as I’m concerned, the true beginning of 2015 is Monday January 5th. Anything
Writing Prompts That Work by Tal Valante
After the enthusiastic reception to Adriana Bielkova’s Musical Writing Prompts on writing.ie, we were quite
Elizabeth Rose Murray on Writing styles: Are you Custer or Crazy Horse?
I’ve recently been watching a series of documentaries on the Wild West. I don’t have
Ten Ways to Ace Nanowrimo by Alison Wells
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is the crazy-making creative endeavour that challenges writers to produce
Keeping Your Writing Head Above Water With Alison Wells
Under the banner of Head Above Water writers, I’m giving a series of classes in
Rose Doyle’s 10 Step Plan for Starting Your Book
Author Rose Doyle faciliated one of the first Inkwell Workshops was back in 2006 and told participants
Filling The Blank Page by Jennifer Burke
There is no one right way to go about getting published. But there is one
Just Write by Órfhlaith Foyle
The most important thing for a writer is the urge to tell a story. Writing
The Blank Sheet – Finding a Story with Jennifer Burke
So you’ve decided to write a novel. And not just that – you’ve decided that
Permission to Write by Patrick Chapman
Failure is essential. Many times I’ve met writers who think that they must be brilliant
Freeing Up Time & Energy For Writing
I have traveled the world for years in search of the ideal place to write.
Notes From The Hallway by Yvonne Cassidy
My first novel started with a writing exercise. I was doing an evening class in
Deborah Daley: Location as Inspiration for ‘Turning the Stones’
Debra Daley’s Turning the Stones is a romance blending Georgian high society with wild Irish
Have Laptop, Will Travel by Roisin Meaney
Everyone I know hates me. They tell me as much, all the time. To be
Inspiration, Technique, Success: ‘In the Rosary Garden’ with Nicola White
One year ago, I sent off a final draft to the Dundee International Book Prize.
On Creative Writing Classes by Patricia McCabe
I joined another Creative Writing Class last year. I do it a lot. Every time
Finding Inspiration:‘Neap Tide & Other Stories’, New Binary Press
All fiction, whether flash, short story or full-length novel, is the result of something triggering
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