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July 27, 2015

Finding Freedom with Jax Miller

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW!

Jax Miller talks to writing.ie about the journey to creating Freedom's Child....read all HERE


And you all know how I love trailers. This one does not disappoint!!!
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Published on July 27, 2015 03:35

July 26, 2015

Spaces...

Sitting in front of the fire (as you do in Ireland in the middle of summer) listening to this amazing artist Eileen Keane  - Listen in HERE 




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Published on July 26, 2015 09:30

July 22, 2015

4 ducks in a row!!

I'm still not sure how this happened, but nice seeing the 4 ducks in a row!!


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Published on July 22, 2015 06:50

July 20, 2015

Sean O Faolain International Short Story Competition....

THE SEÁN Ó FAOLÁIN SHORT
STORY COMPETITION

2015 competition now open for submissions! Deadline 31 July.
First Prize: €2,000(approx $2153/£1431 in April 2015), publication in the literary journal  Southword , AND a week-long residency at  Anam Cara Writer's and Artist's Retreat
Second Prize: €500 and publication in Southword.Four more shortlisted entries will be selected for publication 
in  Southword  and receive a publication fee of €120
READ FULL DETAILS HERE
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Published on July 20, 2015 09:18

July 18, 2015

THE BOOK GRRL Review of LAST KISS!



"There is a twist – which I did see coming – but that did nothing to lessen how enthralled I was with the story.Louise Phillips once again delivers the goods in this heart-stopping thriller. This book is an absolute must-read!"

READ FULL REVIEW HERE
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Published on July 18, 2015 11:36

July 17, 2015

A cover is born!!

And without further ado ....here is the cover of THE GAME CHANGER.......




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Published on July 17, 2015 12:08

What if you went missing and couldn't remember anything?

So here it is, the blurb of THE GAME CHANGER



What if you went missing and couldn’t remember anything?
When Dr Kate Pearson was twelve years old she was abducted, but she has no memory of the time she was held.
Over twenty years later, an anonymous note is pushed under her door…I REMEMBER YOU, KATE
And suddenly Kate’s distant past becomes her present.
When Kate discovers that her parents lied to her about the length of timeshe was missing, she is forced to question everything about her childhood,including the involvement of her father in a secret group in the 1980s.
Is the suspected suicide of an ex headmaster in Dublin and a brutalmurder in New York connected to her abduction all those years ago – and how was her father involved?
While Kate delves deeper into the recesses of her memory to uncover thetruth, a cold-blooded killer and sinister cult leader, is bearing down on her.
THE GAME CHANGER is out for revenge. Someone has to pay for
the sins of the past.
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Published on July 17, 2015 07:31

July 13, 2015

Watch this space!!!!


The cover of THE GAME CHANGER will be revealed very shorty.....I was thrilled when I saw the full layout today during a meeting with my editor at Hachette. It's looking really good and everything feels so real now...roll on September 3rd...watch this space!!!
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Published on July 13, 2015 08:25

July 8, 2015

Your genre chooses you, instead of the other way around!



It is always wonderful to hear about an author's writing journey, especially debut authors, and crime authors at that!! Put on the kettle and enjoy Kelly Creighton's story over at www.writing.ie.. * * * * *   I never saw myself as a crime writer. To begin with all I wanted to do was write a book; it was a personal challenge I'd set myself after not writing at all for ten years. Looking back, maybe it would have been helpful to ask myself early on what I liked to read, and what kind of writer I aspired to be, to try to direct my output better. For two years I worked on a (now shelved) novel, attended a course and many workshops. I started submitting my poems and short stories to journals, gaining a few acceptances out of a huge mountain of rejections. Any positive feedback that anyone gave me about my work, I wrote down and kept to look at when I got another rejection, so I wouldn’t be tempted to pack it all in......READ MORE HERE  
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Published on July 08, 2015 14:56

Focal Literary Festival 2015!

Always good to talk books and writing......Focal Literary Festival Wexford 2015....


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Published on July 08, 2015 07:05