Zoë Miller on Character: C is for Conflict…
If I mention the movie ‘Gone with the Wind’, what’s the first thing you think
If I mention the movie ‘Gone with the Wind’, what’s the first thing you think
Everybody loved it. My agent, my editor, my teenage son, all his mates, all my
This was originally posted in Louise Phillips Crime Scene blog, but it is so good
After fifteen years working as a journalist for the Sunday Independent and Sunday Times among
The Hemingway App has been developed by brothers Adam and Ben Long, they told writing.ie
I joined another Creative Writing Class last year. I do it a lot. Every time
All fiction, whether flash, short story or full-length novel, is the result of something triggering
It’s that time of year again, when many people are making plans for the year
“Too much back story slows down the pace of your narrative…” Receiving this powerful sentence
How many self-help books have I bought? How many lectures and talks have I attended
This week Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin of writing.ie together with children’s book enthusiast Kim Harte and
Writing picture books has been described as writing ‘haiku for aliens’. It’s definitely closer to
I wanted to go to Manhattan long before I arrived on a Greyhound bus coming
Last week news that Booker shortlisted Donal Ryan had won the hugely prestigious Guardian First
When we think about how our novels and stories come together, it is usually after
Three weeks in summer camp time is not like regular time. It’s a little bit
In just a year, Eileen Gormley and Caroline McCall, writing together as Evie Hunter, have
In writing my novel Being Alexander, I found myself revisiting Dublin city and wanting –
When I decided to write my new novel ‘Six Postcards Home’ I had to go
In just a year, Eileen Gormley and Caroline McCall, writing together as Evie Hunter, have