Writing the difficult second collection
Clara Burghelea on writing her second collection, Praise the Unburied
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Dave Kavanagh lives in north Dublin. His writing appears both online and in various literary magazines and anthologies. The Tangle Box appeared in 2021 from Chaffinch Press. His second novel, The Valley Of Bone was a Novel London finalist and is currently in final edit. He hopes to see it published in 2022. As our Author of the Day, he tells us all about The Tangle Box.
Kavanagh in last ten for this years Novel London Prize.
Chaffinch author Dave Kavanagh makes longlist for Novel London Prize.
Coming Soon
Chaffinch press are delighted to announce the imminent arrival of Clara Burghelea’s second collection of poetry.
Get a signed copy of The Tangle Box by Dave Kavanagh
Get a signed copy of The Tangle Box by Dave Kavanagh Dave Kavanagh has been in the Chaffinch office today and left signed copies of his soon to be published book, The Tangle Box. We only have a limited number so if you are in Ireland or the UK grab onr now. They are available …
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Book Marketing for Authors. 2 Identify the audience for your book
Dave Kavanagh writes on the importance of identifying an audience for your books.
Book Marketing for Authors. 1 The Buy Decision
As part of a series of marketing articles for writers, Chaffinch Press looks at why some authors sell and other don’t
Paul Sutherland reads on BBC Radio
Listen to Paul Sutherland read ‘My granddaughter battles the sea
with a red plastic spade’ from his recent collection, Children’s Routes and Red Streamers.
Paul Sutherland reads, Amongst Children, from his latest collection.
Paul Sutherland reads, Amongst Children from his recent collection Get The Collection
From Rejection to ‘Best British Short Stories 2020’, with a Collection in between.
Diana Powell likes to think rejection led to the publication of her first short story collection, Trouble Crossing the Bridge, as well as her inclusion in this year’s Best (British) Short Stories
