The Long Journey to Self-Publishing by Sue Gibbons
My maternal grandmother talked to dead people. As a small child I considered this completely
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My maternal grandmother talked to dead people. As a small child I considered this completely
From Typewriter to Computer It’s hard for me to believe that I’ve actually published a
Criminal Shorts is the combined work of members of the UK Crime Book Club on
Deadline for submissions extended: Monday 26th October 2020 David Higham Associates is one of the
When I was young, living in Manchester, my parents had an old valve radio. It
Planting the Seeds: Poetry, Short Stories and Prayers I have written 3 Diary Journals, a
I had no idea what I was doing when I wrote my first book, How
In April of 2019 Stephanie Hickey and I sat down in a house she had
Years of working as a frontline social-care worker and then as a journalist have made
I fought the idea of becoming a ghost writer for a long time. My first
Paper Lanterns is a new Irish literary journal that discusses all things teen and young
The cast of characters: P.C Darkcliff and DW Brownlaw, Indy writers and critique partners since
The idea seemed a simple one. “Audio is the fastest growing sector in publishing,” my
My earliest memory is sitting on my father’s knee listening to him read me bedtime
Naas Creative Writers’ Group was established in November 2013 as a self-support group for local
Has short fiction ever looked at you coquettishly? Ever given you a wink? Ever said,
As an author, illustrator and artist, I am celebrating 10 years of self-publishing children’s picture
How To Start A Small Press Read a lot. Dream a lot. Fall in love
As a self-publishing author in the modern era, you’re kind of spoiled for choice. Kobo,
After struggling for ages to find a publisher for my novel Dolly Considine’s Hotel, friends
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