Leilanie Stewart

Writing that confronts the nature of self
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Author Archives: Leilanie Stewart

  • School term has been in full swing for the past three weeks, and if I were to imagine life as a rug, it feels like it’s being pulled out [...]

    Work life balance: writing, family time and digital detox

    September 12, 2026
  • Happy September! Is it really meteorological autumn? Yes, as of 1st September, but the autumn equinox isn’t until 23rd… speaking of [...]

    Happy September! Harvest Lilies is forthcoming on the autumn equinox

    September 4, 2026
  • Write, coffee, exercise, repeat…author life. This summer I’ve been working out in between writing stints. After all, flaccid arms are no [...]

    Write, coffee, exercise, repeat. Author life

    August 29, 2026
  • Last month I wrote a post about managing insulin resistance long term with keto, intermittent fasting and exercise, so this is a follow up about [...]

    How keto, fasting and exercise helps my concentration when writing

    August 25, 2026
  • Hi there, I’m a human being who writes books the old fashioned way without using any generative AI. I also don’t use AI in my photos [...]

    Supporting literature, art and culture without the use of AI

    August 21, 2026
  • Why do I use folk horror in my books? A fellow Belfast writer asked me this recently, and honestly I hadn’t thought about it before, as I [...]

    Why do I use folk horror in my books?

    August 17, 2026
  • Hello from Halt in Belfast! I’ve donated a couple of my books, which are signed for you, if you happen to be passing through Halt or [...]

    Grab one of my signed books from Halt Belfast book exchange

    August 14, 2026
  • Happy solar eclipse! The Lanyon building at Queen’s University Belfast was packed at 7.08pm tonight for the 93% eclipse. I managed to see [...]

    Happy solar eclipse from Queen’s University Belfast

    August 12, 2026
  • This week from 2nd to 9th August was the first ever Fleadh in Belfast celebrating Irish culture and music. There was Trad music and dancing all [...]

    Irish music and culture at the Belfast Fleadh this week

    August 9, 2026
  • Happy Lughnasadh! In case you don’t know what that means, it’s Irish Gaelic meaning ‘commemoration of Lugh’, a Celtic [...]

    Festivals this week celebrating Lughnasadh

    August 4, 2026

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