REVIEW BY DEBS CARR We don't review ebooks here at Novelicious, but we're making one exception with this book as it's been shortlisted for the RNA Joan Hessayon Award for New Writers. Jack Miller has just sailed single-handedly across the Atlantic, but before he can get to his intended destination, he has a problem with his boat and ends up docking at … [Read more...] about Review – Catch Me A Catch by Sally Clements
Irish Chick Lit
Novelicious Chats to… Bernadette Strachan
. One of our favourite interviews yet! Can you tell us a little about your average writing day?I so want to fib here, but I'll be honest. My average writing day involves far too much noodling about on the internet, far too much tea drinking, far too much Jeremy Kyle and far too much looking out of the window 'thinking'. Somehow, in amongst these various … [Read more...] about Novelicious Chats to… Bernadette Strachan
Dublin Spots Made Famous by Chick Lit Legends by Anne Clarke
BY ANNE CLARKE Dublin is the perfect spot for book-loving girls to re-fabulize themselves. I should mention that I work for Tourism Ireland but I've been saying this for years before I started there! Chick lit writers have long been inspired by Dublin so here's a selection of great spots to visit - all of which have been immortalised by our favourite writers. … [Read more...] about Dublin Spots Made Famous by Chick Lit Legends by Anne Clarke
Novelicious Chats to…Shirley Benton
Shirley Benton's debut novel LOOKING FOR LEON is released in March. Here, she tells us about her writing process, and how being Irish influences her writing. Enjoy! 1. Can you tell us a little about your average writing day? There used to be such a thing as an average writing day for me, encompassing such sensible ideas as … [Read more...] about Novelicious Chats to…Shirley Benton
Novelicious chats to… Sarah Webb!
Sarah Webb writes A LOT. Non fiction, chick lit, young adult, she's pretty prolific. And she had a chat with us! Enjoy... 1. Can you tell us a little about your average writing day?I have three children (16, 7 and 4), so I’ve once I’ve got them all to school I go for a walk and then sit down at my desk. While walking I try to think about the scene I’m about to … [Read more...] about Novelicious chats to… Sarah Webb!