
My Journey to Publication by Emer Rohan
Emer Rohan, author of Between You and Me, due February 2026, on her long but
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Emer Rohan, author of Between You and Me, due February 2026, on her long but

If you read the first chapter of my debut novel The Self-Made Saint and meet

J.M. Lane: That is why I write. To turn absence into presence. To give weight

Remembering the Tipp hurlers of the 1920s, and the great Tipp team of 1976, the

Author Jo De-Lancey gives a lovely, heartfelt account of the writing of The Blue Mage,

I was originally inspired to write Percy Panda by my wife, Laura. Her Nanny May

Our Beautiful Friendship Born Through Cancer We’ve lived as neighbours just two doors down from

Legal thriller author and former lawyer, Richard A Danzig, on the release of his latest

Taking Down Nelson My mother, Yvonne Voigt Molloy, is an American who worked in Irish

Author Anna Kahill on how Not the Perfect Victim was ‘a book that was never

Tatiana Tierney, author of A Thread of Secrets, on how writing ‘has lit up my

I saw on the TV last week the Leaving Certificate class of 2025 standing outside

From Snooker to Shadows: My Journey to Writing Dark Fantasy by Darren Joy My first

Peig Caverley tells us how the colour red ‘has followed me throughout the years .

Peter Haden’s trilogy, Jan: a tribute based on the true story of his Uncle Jan’s

Author Catherine Crichton on the writing of her novel about the Irish stained glass artist,

Terry Kerins reflects back on a childhood growing up above a Pharmacy . . .

Author Miriam O’Boye on writing the first book in her Serendipity Series, We’ve Met Before

Karen Slammon on school graduation ceremonies – then and now! Over the last few weeks,

Liz Doran, author of Beechwood: I do love the sound of the clickety clack of