‘Hello, everyone,’ I said. ‘My name – for those of you who aren’t au fait with Irish-Sino relations,’ and here I gave a little chuckle, ‘is Fiach O’Bric. I’m from, well, here, meaning obviously Dublin, although I’ve lived abroad for most of my adult life, working in the diplomatic service… …Five faces stared vacantly back at me. I figured they probably knew all of this from Googling my name or looking at my LinkedIn page. … ‘I’m sorry,’ said Nina …
Category: Fiction
Where are the Kings is the story of a boy who moves from the comfort and familiarity of his childhood home to live with his late mother’s family on a …
The first rule in writing stories is that there is no hurry. Some stories in my new book ‘The News from Dublin’ took a decade or more to finish. The …
Saoirse is the story of a young American woman who flees to Ireland to escape the troubles she left behind in Michigan. Travelling under a stolen identity, she boards a plane planning …
From the second I set foot in the coastal village of Dunmore East in Waterford, I knew I was onto something truly special. The cliffs, the tidal strand, the hotels …
Dear lovely Dubray readers, First of all thank you for your patience. It has been three long years since Strange Sally Diamond was published and I’m sure you must have …
Every literary generation has its own underdog – as a kid I had Adrian Mole, in the late 90’s there was Stanley Yelnats from HOLES, ten years on Wimpy Kid crashed the party, …
I began my writing life with novels and plays and had success with three books, Priest, The Trouble with Sarah Gullion, and Bird in the Snow, and 6 plays produced …
As a crime writer and a huge crime reader, I love nothing more than discovering new authors and hearing about how my favourite writers put a book together – where …
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