What Irish Writers Did in College Part 2
Writers come from a whole variety of backgrounds. Some have been writing since they were
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Writers come from a whole variety of backgrounds. Some have been writing since they were
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The question of whether a writer ‘should’ go to college to study creative writing is
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I can never pinpoint exactly when the desire to write arose in me. Like a
So you’ve finished your magnum opus and are convinced that the world is ready for
When Kate Kerrigan’s novel Ellis island became a bestseller in the Irish/American book charts following
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Shirley Benton and Siobhán McKenna are both new Poolbeg authors whose first books launched last year – Siobhán’s
This year’s festival is the 10th annual crime writers event in the Yorkshire spa town of Harrogate. The
Wattpad is often described as the YouTube for books. Readers can go and read any of
Journalist Sue Leonard was on the spot at the West Cork Literary Festival to hear
Bare Hands is an international online journal of contemporary poetry and photography started by Kerrie
Dundalk born Mark McShane’s debut Neutral Shores, Ireland and the Battle of the Atlantic, was penned mainly
The phone rings… The moment you’ve dreamed of has arrived… A publisher is on the
I am late for my interview with Faith O’Grady, having got lost en route, and
Well, I made my 50,000 words on the 29th June and in my rush to celebrate,
