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Sheila Bugler on “The Stepmother” and the Art of Writing into the Unknown (opens the original)
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The fantastic Sheila Bugler joins Kate and Michelle on this week’s episode of Natter to discuss her latest book, “The Stepmother”. This is Sheila’s eleventh novel and in this episode she shares an insight into her unique writing style of not plotting the book in advance and not knowing what she will write for the next chapter. Sheila shares her writing journey and how it’s changed after publishing eleven novels. Natter is proudly brought to you in association with Bookstation Ireland & IrishCent
Vicki Notaro on "Anywhere But Here", the Changing World of Journalism and What It Takes to Publish a Novel a Year (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the sixth season of Natter! To kick off season six, we are joined by the brilliant Vicki Notaro. Vicki speaks with us about her latest book. “Anywhere But Here”. This page turner, depicts three women who are fed up with their everyday lives and escape to Donegal along the Wild Atlantic Way. Vicki speaks with us about the inspiration behind the book & why she chose Donegal, the changing landscape of journalism, the leap of bravery it takes to go into becoming an author and how she
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