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Magazine - Writing.ie
WEBAug 31, 2016 — Magazine Writing.ie is Ireland’s most comprehensive writing resource, bringing you news from the world of writing and publishing in Ireland and from Irish writers worldwide, plus our very special international guest authors. In our Magazine section, find interviews with your favourite authors, song and script writers, publishing news, and writing competitions. With four Nobel Laureates and […]
Guthrie Bursary 2025 - Writing.ie
WEB6 hours ago — This bursary provides a writer with a one-week fully resourced residency at Tyrone Guthrie Centre (TGC) in 2025. This initiative is designed to support an emerging writer aged 18-30 years of age from an underrepresented background in Irish literature to develop their writing practice. It is created and funded by Tyrone Guthrie Centre in ...
The Seven Rules of Writing - Writing.ie
WEBMay 11, 2011 — Barrister and author Rachel Fehily brings you a wry look at the essentials of writing – take note! 1. Domesticity is the Enemy. I write at home and it’s a disaster. I have a computer set up on a desk in the house and I pretend to myself that I can access it whenever I feel like it and fit in my writing around my legal work and child rearing ...
Irish Bestsellers 21st September 2024 - Writing.ie
WEB4 days ago — Welcome back to another week of Graham Norton’s Frankie holding the number one spot… but he’s got competition as raring up behind, and nabbing no. 1 in Mass Market Fiction, is Claire Keegan with Small Things Like These.This had a ton of success on its first release back in 2021, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2022, and now it’s been rereleased in paperback with a major movie ...
Inkwell Reader’s Reports @ Writing.ie
WEB1 day ago — Reader’s Reports cost from €450 (plus VAT @ 23%) depending on the reader involved – we can provide a quote to you when we know word count and genre. The report is a written report detailing any areas of concern (and praise!) relating to plot development, character development and writing technique. Please contact us with the word count of ...
New Voices 20 Best New Irish Writers - Writing.ie
WEBAug 27, 2024 — Maria Dickenson, Chairperson of the judging panel and Irish Book Awards board member. Angus Laverty, Public Affairs Manager at An Post. Breda Brown, Chair of the Irish Writers Centre. Dawn Behan, President of the Irish Booksellers Association. Eileen Morrissey, President of the Library Association of Ireland.
Submissions Call: The Paris Review - Writing.ie
WEB1 day ago — Submissions postmarked after the last day of the month in question will not be processed. Please send any hard-copy submissions to the following address, including a brief cover letter and a self-addressed and stamped envelope (SASE): Prose Editor or Poetry Editor The Paris Review 544 West 27th Street, Floor 3 New York, NY 10001.
Irish Short Story of the Year 2021: The Shortlist - Writing.ie
WEBNov 1, 2021 — It’s now down to you, the reader, to vote for your favourite and choose the Writing.ie Short Story of the Year 2021 before 15th November when voting closes. Previous winners are Billy O’Callaghan, Donal Ryan, John Boyne, Christine Dwyer Hickey, Orla McAlinden, Roisin O’Donnell, Nicole Flattery and Caoilinn Hughes.
Irish Short Story of the Year 2021 LONGLIST - Writing.ie
WEBSep 25, 2021 — The shortlist will be announced on 21st October 2021, when the stories will be published on Writing.ie and the public will be invited to vote for their favourite story. The winning story will then be announced on 23rd November 2021 at the An Post Irish Book Awards event. RTE will televise the Awards Show on 8th December.