Once Upon A Time 100th episode – Captain Hook talks
The hit series Once Upon A Time celebrates a major milestone this weekend with its 100th episode being broadcast to audiences around the world. I caught up with the man behind the guy liner – […]
The hit series Once Upon A Time celebrates a major milestone this weekend with its 100th episode being broadcast to audiences around the world. I caught up with the man behind the guy liner – […]
I love Leonardo di Caprio. I love him like a first crush. I own him like a first crush. I mean, I saw him first. When I was 12. At the cinema. We spotted him […]
Jo Baker is the author of five novels. Her sixth, A Country Road, A Tree, is published by Doubleday (UK) and Knopf (US). Jo’s novel Longbourn made her a Sunday Times bestseller and the book […]
I’ve only been to County Clare once. It was part of a political visit, whether it was on the election trail or as part of a ministerial visit I can’t remember. We drove round the […]
What’s your favourite thing about driving? For me, it used to be about jumping in, zooming off and having the freedom to go wherever and whenever I liked. I blogged before about my long history […]
Joe Murphy was born in 1979 in Enniscorthy Co. Wexford. He excelled at writing during his school years, went on to study English Literature in UCD and completed a Masters at the same university in […]
It’s not often you get invited to book launches in nightclubs. I’d been to Lillie’s Bordello once before, for my birthday, a few yonkers ago when I had bag free eyes and time to get […]
18 months. It’s quite an iconic age, isn’t it? And like an 18th birthday, we seemed to have crossed over to some sort of new life. A sense of growing up. A right to vote. […]
Jan Brigden is from south-east London and won Choc Lit’s Search for A Star competition in 2015 for her contemporary fiction novel As Weekends Go. She is a former member of the Romantic Novelists’ Association […]
Carstown House is located on the Cartown Road, about 5km outside of Drogheda. You access it by walking up through a corn field and through a small wood. It appears in a small clearing, its […]
Muriel Bolger is a freelance travel journalist and and won the Dublin City of Literature travel writer book of the year in 2011. She has written five novels, with her 2014 release, the Pink Pepper […]
Manchán Magan is a writer and documentary-maker. He has written books on his travels in Africa, India and South America and two novels. He writes occasionally for The Irish Times, reports weekly on travel for […]
I’m aware that all my blog posts lately have either been about writing or TV. That’s because when I’m not writing, I’m watching television. With the child. If I had a choice I wouldn’t be […]
Tomás is from Cork and is currently studying Statistics at Trinity College as part of his ongoing actuarial training. He’s writing the second draft of his first book, a humorous novel about a fictitious footballer. […]
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