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Criminal Leanings #6: Small Dramas

Criminal Leanings #6: Small Dramas

Last year in the build up to Christmas I decided to take a break from my annual revisiting of one … Continue reading Criminal Leanings #6: Small Dramas

Criminal Leanings #5 – My Top 5 True Crime Books

Criminal Leanings #5 – My Top 5 True Crime Books

I haven’t done one of these in a while, and as I am now embarking upon a career as a … Continue reading Criminal Leanings #5 – My Top 5 True Crime Books

Criminal Leanings  #4: The craft (slog) 0f writing

Criminal Leanings #4: The craft (slog) 0f writing

Ernest Hemingway famously wrote standing up (see the photo below) – he maintained that it kept him alert and made … Continue reading Criminal Leanings #4: The craft (slog) 0f writing

Criminal Leanings #3: An open letter to Colm Toibin

Criminal Leanings #3: An open letter to Colm Toibin

“I can’t do thrillers and I can’t do spy novels. I can’t do any genre-fiction books, really, none of them. … Continue reading Criminal Leanings #3: An open letter to Colm Toibin

Criminal Leanings 2: How I learned to be proud of being genre writer.

Criminal Leanings 2: How I learned to be proud of being genre writer.

Good books and bad books… When I began my life as a publishing author, I knew nothing about the literary … Continue reading Criminal Leanings 2: How I learned to be proud of being genre writer.

Ana Kriegel Case

Ana Kriegel Case

Here’s the link to a podcast of an interview I gave on Gerry Kelly’s Late Lunch on LMFM about the … Continue reading Ana Kriegel Case

Criminal Leanings 1: New beginnings

Criminal Leanings 1: New beginnings

Some news… I’ve got some exciting news. After twelve years as a publishing author, I’m starting again. It feels scary … Continue reading Criminal Leanings 1: New beginnings

A writer to watch out for

A writer to watch out for

Taken from Irish News Supplement It came as no great surprise when Shane Dunphy, the Irish and London Times bestselling … Continue reading A writer to watch out for

The Definite Article

The Definite Article

Published in Ireland’s Mail on Sunday, 25/3/2018 We ask a celebrity a set of devilishly probing questions – and only … Continue reading The Definite Article

The Nativity Play

The Nativity Play

As Christmas got closer, schools and creches all over the country were putting on nativity plays and Christmas pageants, but, … Continue reading The Nativity Play

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