On The Edge Of The Loch is a psychological novel set in Ireland. Today I’m delighted to share an interview with the author, Joseph Éamon Cummins. On The Edge Of The Loch – Synopsis: Here’s a quick synopsis to give you a feel for the plot before we delve into questions and answers with […]
Intrigue in a Quaint Irish Town – A New Book By Bill Cooke
Intrigue in a Quaint Irish Town is a new book written by Tipperary man, Bill Cooke. Set in 1950’s Ireland it’s a light-hearted look at life in an Irish town, at a time when most towns were under-developed, and unsophisticated by today’s standards. Bill Cooke has self-published his writing, and now that the many […]
An American Author in Ireland
Claire Fullerton is a “writer, wife, animal lover and perpetual ballet student who divides her time between Malibu, and a little fairy cottage in Carmel-by-the Sea.” I love Claire’s quotation on her website explaining what it is to be a writer: “I’m like many writers: we have an inexplicable urge to contribute, to […]
Growing Up Irish And Being An Artist By Kate Hackett
Kate Hackett is an artist and writer, who has tapped into her amazing talents to create and and star in her very own show called “Classic Alice”, which airs on YouTube. Kate is a proud Irish American woman working in the film industry with a show that has a great message: read more, interpret more, […]
The Irish American Influence – Guest Post By Brighid O’Sullivan
Brighid O’Sullivan grew up hearing Irish folk tales from her father in Western Massachusetts. She’s been writing short stories since she was a child and as an adult has written for History Magazine, History Channel magazine, and her local paper. She works full time as a nurse and has just published her debut novel, The […]
Introducing Bríd Wade – Irish Artist and Writer
Today I am delighted to introduce you to Ireland’s newest crime writer, Bríd Wade. Watchers, the first in a series of Dublin based crime novels, was released in 2013. Sleeping Dogs, the sequel, was released in June, 2014. Here is a little background into Bríd’s inspiration for these Irish thrillers. About Bríd (pronounced like Breed): […]
Choosing A Topic For My Novel – The Great Irish Famine
Words fascinate me. Their sounds convey meaning. Yet meanings change as words join forces into stories of the past, present and future. Of all three types of tales, historical sagas intrigue me the most. A brilliant piece of historical writing has the power to connect us to our past, helping us find meaning in our […]
