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Irish writer Gerard beirne - author of The Eskimo in the Net (shortlisted for The Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award - Book of the Year by Lit Ed Daily Express) and Sightings of Bono - adapted for film featuring Bono - answers your questions on the writing process- sister site to Dead Beat

It is a blog for my thoughts on publishing, books, the future of books and publishing, with a little history, the web, politics and whatever else takes my fancy.

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Writing site for young writers by Irish writer Gerard beirne - author of The Eskimo in the Net (shortlisted for The Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award - Book of the Year by Lit Ed Daily Express) and Sightings of Bono - adapted for film featuring Bono - offers writing advice and thoughts on the writing process - sister site to Dead Beat and Dear Dead Beat

Poetry, life and other things I don't really know anything about.

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Life blog from a lesbian granny

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Interests: History Music

The Cedar Lounge Revolution is a undogmatic, unapologetic left-wing Irish blog, covering Irish and international politics, music, books, the arts and general rubbish.

A blog about a Canadian expat living in Dublin with his wife and child.

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Interests: Books

Online diary of a country boy exiled in the Smoke / Dialann bhuachaill tuaithe ina dheoraí ins an mBaile Mór.

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Arm Rúnda na Gaeilge: ceanncheathrú rúnda an Ghinearáil ag tabhairt orduithe dá chuid páirtiseán. Beidh an lá linn.

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Assorted mouthin' off. This isn't one of those touchy-feely blogs either - as far as you're concerned, I'm a robot with no squishy human emotions, right? If you want to hear about some stranger's rich inner life - move along! I'm writin' about comics an' movies an' records an' stuff.

Interests: Art

Líadain was born in seventh century Ireland and enjoyed nothing more than crafting poems and whiling away the hours with her love, Cuirithir. However, she happened to suffer from a disease nicknamed by her friend “The Virgin Mary Complex”. In short, she was wracked with sexual guilt, and redeemed herself in the eyes of the Lord by joining a nunnery, leaving Cuirithir distraught and alone and with no other option but to become a monk himself. Líadain died young, and the surprisingly forward-thinking nuns had her body cryogenically frozen (this practice dates back to the ancient Egyptians). She was revived in Chicago, Illinois in 2001 and discovered with immense joy that Cuirithir had also been cryogenically preserved (and had also died young, thankfully), revived, and was living in Dublin and working as a software developer. She relocated at once and is now practicing what she considers “reverse-redemption” for her betrayal – she is a raging nymphomaniac and an atheist. She still enjoys crafting poems, but has changed much due to the culture shock of the twenty-first century; her presence in the world is anachronistic, and her activities often combine long ago practices with modern day trends. Her newfound passion is piracy, and the nearby Irish Sea offers ample opportunities to sail and plunder, but her friends claim she only became a pirate in order to indulge her secret pleasure: swabbing the poop deck. During the quiet hours while her boat is merely floating alone on the waves, she enjoys reading, writing, crocheting, snapping photographs, listening to music on her iPod, and twirling her moustache.

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Biblio Ireland: A comprehensive bibliography of Irish Literature as compiled by one of Ireland's leading bookstores. An authoritative guide to a vast range of Irish books.

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Have you written a book? Would you like to see it Published? All writers dream of publishing their work but only the lucky few get the traditional publishing deal…… Welcome to Choice Publishing & Book Services, where we can help make that dream become a reality. Thanks to innovations in publishing technology and service, the advancement of digital printing and the internet, we have created a new and exciting service for all hopeful authors.

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in the world of words

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website of a deadbeat Irish writer.

Interests: Poetry