We are very pleased to announce that ‘The Middle Line’, by author and CEO Ronan Foley, is now available in print and ebook. This work looks at… Read more “New release – The Middle Line: A Different Way of Doing Business”

A well-known tabloid newspaper, in association with Penguin Random House, is running a £20k prize for debut crime novelists. To enter, the novel must be your first book,… Read more “Penguin Random House launch £20k prize for debut crime writers”

Amazon have just announced the launch of a new £20,000 prize for authors publishing their books on Kindle. This prize, called The Kindle Storyteller Award, is open… Read more “The Kindle Storyteller Award”

If things don’t change, and there have been no sign that they will, next week will mark the 15th week where Joe Wicks has held the number… Read more “Times are not lean for Joe Wicks”

Ever wondered what happens between the last line of a book being written, and that book being talked about in the media and appearing on the shelves… Read more “Behind the scenes of publishing @ The Irish Writers Centre”

This has gone slightly under the radar, but a debut novel by the award-winning literary reviewer Eileen Battersby was released in the last few weeks, and is available… Read more “One of the best books you might not know about this Christmas”

The eir Sports Book of the Year was announced today, in the exceptionally pleasant surroundings of Dun’s Library, in the Royal College of Physicians on Kildare Street,… Read more “eir Sports Book of the Year”

Irish debut author, Dervla McTiernan, has secured a two-book deal with Sphere Fiction in the UK. McTiernan’s crime fiction novel, The Ruin, is set in Galway and… Read more “Two-book deal for debut Irish author Dervla McTernan”

Calling all storytellers! To presumably celebrate the 193rd anniversary of the classic ’Twas the Night Before Christmas, Amazon have launched a new competition to find a modern… Read more “’Twas the night before Christmas …”

All our analogies seem to involve wine. I’m not sure what that says about us but it’s unlikely to be good. Still, there are worse things. Last… Read more “@Ireland”