YAFictionados: How to Organise a Digital Event
Organising a digital event can seem pretty daunting but if you know what you want
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Organising a digital event can seem pretty daunting but if you know what you want
So your book is written, published, launched… You’re a bestseller in your local bookstore, you’re
What a wonderful feeling writing The End. After months, maybe years of germinating the idea;
It’s a year since I finished my second creative writing course (Curtis Brown Creative aka CBC) and
Last week I wrote an article about the benefits of going to book launches. I
There are people out there who don’t write. Or read. I know, weird, isn’t it?
The Big Book Project first came to my attention, when I saw a call-out from
Sarah Webb is the best selling author of over 30 books, but she is also
Sarah Webb is the best selling author of over 30 books, but she is also
When I was a kid, I didn’t read James and the Giant Peach for years
Hundreds of thousands of books are published every year, and for the indie author or
It’s been 11 weeks and 3 days since Butterfly Barn was launched. It has been
The meeting of the directors of a writers organisation had gone on for more than
Time was choices were restricted. Authors relied on book reviews, displays in bookshops, promotional tours
Love/Hate has taught us that there is a huge appetite for Dublin gangland stories. Across
After a year in development, Virtual Reality (VR) books website Inkflash.com has just opened for
They say that hindsight is a great thing. But actually it’s not. It’s a cruel
It’s a long time since I first wrote an article for writing.ie, back in 2011.
I like quiet spaces. And solitude. And anonymity. Perhaps, as you’re reading this piece on
The big upside to self-publishing is that your book is never off the shelves. It
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