Deciding to Self-Publish by Clodagh Caulfield
Clodagh Caulfield, author of the recently published book for young readers, This Time, on choosing
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Dog is Love by Star Saint Claire
Author Star Saint Claire on writing Dog is Love, a canine diary . . .
Eamon O’Leary: I’m a Big Boy Now
Eamon O’Leary, author of I’m a Big Boy Now, on his amazing journey to becoming
Encounter with the Future by Anika Pavel
Anika Pavel, author of Encounter With the Future, on her journey from Czech refugee in
Imagination is a Powerful Thing by Tara Millar
Writer and photographer Tara Millar on how the example of her father’s immobility inspired her
Shadows of Marrakech by Philip Brebner
Fate, plus a moment of madness, led us to buy a tumbledown riad, or courtyard
Why I Left Film for Books by Ox Devere
Ox Devere, author of The Devil’s Eye and Rage of the Jinn: “Your mind will
Mother of Serpents by John R. Gordon
John R Gordon, author of Mother of Serpents, on Hallucinations, Madness and the Unreliable Gothic
It Started with a Cheque: Angel City by Carol Ann Creagh
Author Carol Ann Creagh on the writing of Angel City, a story that just had
A Philosophical Odyssey by Ross Merrin
Author Ross Merrin on reconciling two very different approaches in the construction of his novel,
Writing on my iPhone by Opëshum
Opëshum: How Writing my novels on My iPhone Helps Me Stay Connected To My Characters
Inspired by Travel by Oliver Dowson
Travel is my Number One passion, and I’m hugely fortunate to have been able to
The Stoney Collection: Stories & Poems from 21 Debut Dublin Writers
Paul Carreo on The Stoney Collection: publishing debut Irish writing can be a stoney road
How I Overcame Dyslexia to Write My Novel by S.D. Price
In the 1960s, dyslexia was largely unheard of, especially in the steel town of Port
Sailing For Grace by Joseph Bauer
Sailing For Grace by Joseph Bauer: “From inspiration to bookstore shelves. My path and process.”
Dear Fellow Writers by Robert James Bridge
Robert James Bridge is a published author from the UK aged 87 who up until
Reinventing Mrs Hudson: Death in the Harem by Susan Knight
Today sees the launch of the fifth in my series of Mrs Hudson Investigates books.
The Journey and the Work: Journeywork by Dave Duggan
Journeywork, a creative life . . . Why do I question if my artistic work
Michael Kearns: Clinkerstone
Michael Kearns has written a novel called Clinkerstone, based on his real life passions. As well
Bridge Over Troubled Water: Bridgewater Aeternum by Bernard J. O’Kelly
A self-publishing journey of discovery with Bernard J. O’Kelly . . . Where to begin?
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