Q&A with Máirín Stronge
Q&A with Jordie Devlin McMorrow
Q&A with Eamon Doggett
Q&A with T.K. Howell
Q&A with J. McCormack
Q&A with Clare Bohane
Q&A with Sam Nartus Fois
Q&A with Heather D Haigh
Q&A with Victor Chege
Q&A with Christian Barragan
Q&A with Shannen Malone
Q&A with Linden Hibbert
Q&A with Samuel Lawrence Sullivan
Q&A with Brigid Swanick
Q&A with M.R. Lehman Wiens
Q&A with Sharni Wilson
Sharni Wilson stunned us with her story "Only Crying" with its cerebral dialogue and evocative imagery. Mina EL Attar speaks with Wilson about motherhood: both in her piece and in her life.
Q&A with Tara Power
The writer of "My Dublin", Tara Power, has had a storied life after her extensive travelling all over the world. As well as her prose creation, she is an actor, and a lecturer in TU Dublin. There is no more authoritative voice better to discuss Dublin of past, present, and future. With Managing Editor, Emily Linehan they talk about the many inspirations for her piece, available to read now.
Q&A with Sophia Blush
We have an Oscar Wilde Centre student with us this week! We welcome her into our alumni arms! We had many questions; mostly about our former lecturers, but remained professional and decided to ask her questions about her recent story "The Same Trees". Ally Keegan explores Sophia Blush's writing style, as well as the idea behind her fresh characters.
Q&A with Evan Manning
Manning's unique story "They Have the Same Nose" had many inspirations, including Nikolai Gogol and Kent Haruf, which makes for a fascinating tale about people's inner identities. Mina El Attar, our managing editor of non-fiction, probes further into the mystery of Manning's story, and discovers his unafraid approach to writing.
After a delicious prose piece from novelist and memoirist Antoinette Carone, Emily Linehan, Managing Editor, catches up with the writer to discuss her passion for food and travel, and how it bleeds into her work.