Thriving on Exploration: The Liar’s Child by Sheryl Browne
When asked what prompts me to write psychological thriller the answer always remains the same.
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When asked what prompts me to write psychological thriller the answer always remains the same.
The Stones Corner Tetralogy, Turmoil, Darkness (Light and Hope) I remember well my first article for
About ten years ago, I decided to write a story set in an office. It
Some of the inspiration for Deadish came from many of the apocryphal stories and urban
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The Mind that doesn’t create is destined to die. Nowadays, most of our productivity and
During the lockdown, my wife and I turned our thoughts to the Christmas 2021 window
In 1997 myself and my fiancé set off on our first holiday as a newly
Hello, my name is Brian Sexton and I’m a writer based in Coolaney, Co.Sligo. I’ve
She stood there looking at them, tapping her chin, wondering what would she do. It
I am an Australian author of Irish descent on both sides, and I live in
My Glory Days started in 1979 after my first piano exam. I was 8 years
“And do you like Marcella?” That was the first important question anyone asked me while
We were standing in the RDS arena Dublin at an AC/DC concert in 1982, when
I think the hardest part of writing this book was sitting down and doing it.
‘Would you like to do a triathlon with us?’’ my colleague Abbey asked. That’s how
I joined Writing.ie late in 2020, as part of my ‘what else can I join
One night in 1963, when I was four, the outside world made my little world
Real or Imposter? Maybe Kelda will reveal all I’ve had a lot more experience of
When I wrote L’assente, I was transported far away, immersed in the flow of writing.
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