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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Donegal Now – The writing community celebrates the late Noelle Vial
Donegal Now – The writing community celebrates the late Noelle Vial.
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Donegal Creameries North West Poetry Prize 2013 open for submissions
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Five Big Reasons Your Stories Aren’t Working
Some great advice as always from John Yeoman over at the Writer’s Village:- Five Big Reasons Your Stories Aren’t Working.
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Remembering the Flight of the Earls, September 1607
Section of sculpture commemorating Flight of the Earls at Rathmullan, Co Donegal. This is one of the people left behind saying goodbye. Seems like our best people are still leaving our shores and we are still looking to the powers … Continue reading
Short Story for World Suicide Prevention Day – A Rising Tide
This is a story I wrote a few years ago, but I dusted off for the day that’s in it. Sadly, it’s based on a real event. A Rising Tide I don’t stop at the chapel, but drive on … Continue reading
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Tagged rising tide, sea, sea wall, short story, suicide, world suicide prevention day. Siobhan McNamara
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Flash Fiction – Slipping
Slipping Her eyes twinkle as she takes the apple pie from the oven. It’s a surprise for her handsome new husband. He tells all his friends about how well she bakes. She can see the beach through the kitchen window … Continue reading
