We’re all doing better than we think: Dealing with Imposter Syndrome as a writer
How to show up to your writing authentically, bravely, and without fear
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Do authors need to be on social media?
For the authors who have to be dragged kicking and screaming to their socials and who’ve been wondering if it’s possible to be a successful author in this connected era without building a massive following on TikTok… The short answer is yes. For the longer answer, read on.
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From Belfast to the beyond: Narnia, Westeros, and the Northern Irish science fiction scene
From Belfast to the Beyond: Narnia, Westeros, and the Northern Irish science fiction scene As a Belfast writer, born and bred, I’m proud to be part of the rich tradition of speculative fiction in Northern Ireland.And if you’re thinking, “Northern Ireland has a rich tradition of speculative fiction…?” don’t worry – you’re not alone. We
From idea to print: Little Feet
A Christmas-themed ghost story that took 30 years from first draft to publication – discover how Little Feet found its feet, from idea to print.
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From idea to print: On the Brink
An idea 20 years in the making: discover the writing process behind On the Brink, sequel to the Arthur C Clarke Award shortlisted Edge of Heaven.
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From idea to print: Blumelena
Where do authors get their ideas? Read on for one answer, in the form of the Bridport Prize shortlisted short story “Bluemelena” by RB Kelly.
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