
Writing and Goals: Resetting the Compass of Your Heart by Patricia McAdoo
There is no age or stage at which we cannot embrace change, alter our views,
Scroll down to read our articles on who exactly is who in Irish publishing – from agents to editors, state agencies to organisations, this is section is essential reading for anyone new to the industry.
There is no age or stage at which we cannot embrace change, alter our views,
A lot of people around the country are finding they have a bit more time
A lot of people around the country are finding they have a bit more time
I fell in love with all things historical when, as a small child, I watched
Turn this furlough into fertile ground by planting the seeds of your story. For many
Crime Hub have loaded some great podcasts by practising barrister and author, Thomas Grant QC.
Applications deadline: 28th May 2020 The Birr Writer’s Residency offers four writers an opportunity to
You’re living in a global pandemic. Two Billion people are in lockdown. The roads are
‘How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives’ – Annie
A lot of people around the country are finding they have a bit more time
A lot of people around the country are finding they have a bit more time
From Wednesday 18th March at 7pm, Dave Lordan will begin teaching a Beginners Adult Creative
Sam Blake writes writes bestselling thrillers – her latest Keep Your Eyes on Me has
UK charity Samaritans has published a practical factsheet for authors and publishers on the depiction
You’ve done all that – you signed up to a lifelong writer’s group, had your
OK, you’ve finished your novel. Actually finished it. You’ve put it through the blender once
You have a book in you. You know it. You need to get it out,
I’m a big fan of anthologies and short story collections and have been fortunate to
While it’s true that no author is an island (it takes a sizable village to
What makes a book a success? What’s that magic ingredient writers need to bring to