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Clare Ryan – The Lucky One
Clare Ryan is from Cork and always dreamed of being a writer. After a varied career that included teaching, Adult Literacy Founder/Organiser, and Consultant to the Pharmaceutical industry, retirement finally provided the opportunity to follow her dream. Workshops by eminent … Continue reading
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – The Galway Review 9 (Printed Edition), April 2021
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – The Galway Review 9 (Printed Edition), April 2021 Submission guidelines: Submissions, poetry, short fiction, plays and non-fiction or extracts, reviews and criticism (up to 2500 words) now being sought for the next issue of The Galway Review 9, … Continue reading
Steve Carr – Baggage
Steve Carr, from Richmond, Virginia, has had over 430 short stories published internationally in print and online magazines, literary journals, reviews and anthologies since June, 2016. He has had seven collections of his short stories, Sand, Rain, Heat, The Tales … Continue reading
Phil Carrick – The Night Visitor
Phil Carrick was born and raised in Ireland in the 1950s, enjoying a childhood that saw her family live in various parts of, Offaly, Galway, Kildare, and Dublin. She was educated at both UCD and Trinity College Dublin and spent … Continue reading
Ciaran J. McLarnon – The Sceptre
Ciaran J. McLarnon is a writer from Ballymena, Co.Antrim. His published work as covered many different topics, he is currently in Nature writing and Fantastic tales. More of his work is available on his website ciaranjmclarnon.blog. The Sceptre By Ciaran … Continue reading
Eamon O’Leary – Granted
After retiring, Eamon O’Leary realised he needed something more than hacking up the golf course to keep him active, so he started writing short stories. An eclectic mix, no particular genre, but no sci-fi. Definitely no sci-fi. He tries to … Continue reading
Sheila Kinsella – Red Flag
Belgium based writer Sheila Kinsella’s short stories draw inspiration from her Irish upbringing. An avid watcher of people’s behaviour, and blessed with abundant natural curiosity, Sheila lures the reader into a shrewdly observed world via imagery and comedy. Sheila graduated … Continue reading
Gordon Ferris – Growing up. Part 2
Gordon Ferris is a Ballyshannon poet and writer, originally from Dublin but has lived in Donegal for thirty-eight years. He has had poetry and short stories published in A New Ulster, the Galway Review, Impspired Magazine, and Hidden Channel ezine. … Continue reading
James Mulhern – A Bath
James Mulhern’s writing has appeared in literary journals over one hundred and thirty times. In 2013, he was a Finalist for the Tuscany Prize in Catholic Fiction. In 2015, Mr. Mulhern was awarded a writing fellowship to Oxford University. That … Continue reading
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Russell Heidorn – Changing Of the Guard
Russell Heidorn lives in suburban Minneapolis and scatters his time between work and family while pursuing his dream of writing. He is currently working on a novel about a suburban man who scatters his time between work and family while … Continue reading
Matt Mooney’s Review of Love on the Isle of Dogs by Jude Cowan Montague
Jude Cowan Montague is an artist, poet, musician. Born in Manchester, she has lived mostly in London. At the age of 21 she went to Sumatra and learned to sing saluang songs and has been an alternative musician all her … Continue reading
Maiwand Banayee – “This Too Shall Pass”
Maiwand Banayee came to Ireland from Afghanistan in 2004. He spent over three years in direct provision and learned English while living in Ireland. After receiving permission to stay here, he attended IT Carlow, graduating with a degree in Physical … Continue reading
