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Points of View - writing.ie
10 October 2024. The point of view with which you tell your story is an important consideration. It is the lens through which your reader experiences your narrative. Choosing who to tell the story and how they tell it can influence that experience. I have put together some useful articles and podcasts that explain point of view and share tips ...
Pyae Moe Thet War: From Non-Fiction to Fiction - Writing.ie
1 day ago · Pyae Moe Thet War is the author of the essay collection You’ve Changed. Born and raised in Yangon, she holds a BA from Bard College at Simon’s Rock, and MA’s from University College London and the University of East Anglia. She currently shares a home (and her food) with her dogs Gus and Missy. I Did Something Bad is her debut novel.
Beginning To Write (ONLINE) - Writing.ie
This online, at-your-own-pace course is designed for writers at beginner level or who are in the early stages of writing fiction and want to improve their skills. We’ll explore four ‘ways in’ to fiction: people, plot, place, and perspective. Each week there’ll be exercises for you to complete, with constructive feedback provided on your ...
In Good Time - writing.ie
2 days ago · Rev. Harold Good, ’Derry-born Methodist minister, retired Church leader and one of the oldest surviving actors in the Irish peace process, lifts the curtain on his remarkable life in this enthralling memoir. From Ian Paisley’s turbulent arrival in the early fifties to the burning of Bombay Street and internment; from searching for bomb ...
Using Writing Software
Oct 31, 2024 · This is a useful concise list of writing software options and states the pros and cons of each. It covers Scrivener, Google Docs, Freedom, ProWriting Aid, Grammarly, Novel Factory, Hemmingway Editor, Evernote, and many more. The bad news is that writing a book will always be hard, and the best piece of writing software in the world won’t ...
100 Tips from Ireland’s Top Authors - Writing.ie
Jan 2, 2017 · 13. Everyone’s got a story to tell. Just keep writing and you’ll find your voice. Sarah Franklin. 14. “Do keep a thesaurus, but in the shed at the back of the garden or behind the fridge, somewhere that demands travel or effort. Chances are the words that come into your head will do fine e.g. ‘horse’, ‘ran’ ‘said’.”.
Structuring An Article by Kate O'Brien - Writing.ie
Kate O'Brien. 17 July 2024. Structuring An Article for Readers: Finding the Flow While Writing. When writing an article, structure is key. I’ve put together a beginner’s guide on how to form the best article for your readers. Writing an article is very different to writing a fictional piece. Articles are generally non-fiction, and about a ...
Irish Bestsellers 2nd November 2024 - Writing.ie
4 days ago · 9 November 2024. This week we’re giving a huge shoutout to Irish author Claire Keegan. Her Booker-shortlised novel Small Things Like These is not only a frequent high-flier in the book charts, but this week hits the big screens in a film version which, according to The Guardian, ‘casts a powerful spell’, and stars acclaimed Irish actor ...
The Seven Rules of Writing - Writing.ie
May 11, 2011 · Barrister and author Rachel Fehily brings you a wry look at the essentials of writing – take note! 1. Domesticity is the Enemy. I write at home and it’s a disaster. I have a computer set up on a desk in the house and I pretend to myself that I can access it whenever I feel like it and fit in my writing around my legal work and child rearing ...