Somewhere Cold – thirty-five years later Somewhere Cold, a memoir about a year my artist husband, Danny, and our three small ...

Welcome back to this week’s charts, where among many cracking titles lining up to go under our trees this year, today’s ...

The first season of the State of the Arts Podcast continues with the launch of Episode Two, hosted by filmmaker and writer ...

This will be the last entry in “The Luckee Chumpz’ Blog” at Writing.ie. Jack will take this opportunity to convey some advice with respect to the subject of writing. Verbosity is an affront to ...

Author Allan Radcliffe on the writing of his cinematic second novel, Blurred Faces, ‘a tale of two souls attempting to find ...

Competition deadline: 31st December 2025 The Irish Haiku Society (IHS) is a not-for-profit organisation promoting the writing ...

Sheena Wilkinson on her decision to self-publish Miss McVey Takes Charge, the sequel to Mrs Hart’s Marriage Bureau . . . The ...

I fell into writing as Mrs Hudson almost by chance. As a lifelong fan of both Victorian and crime fiction, I simply thought ...

Author Leigh M. Hall on the many successes and pitfalls of switching from writing thriller to writing horror . . . Hi, let me ...

Alan Hester, author of the biography Tiny Keeper, on managing interviews and quotes in your non-fiction book. You’ve done ...

Author Russell Luyt on how The Midnight Factory was born . . . They say that starting a novel is the hardest part. It’s true.

The Doctor’s Wife by Brian Moore Why did I not know about this author or this book before? I got hold of a copy, published in ...