Leilanie Stewart

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

  • Gripe alert! Grab a cup of tea and lend me your ear so that I can have a grumble. Lately, not one but two acquaintances have asked me for free [...]

    Support authors before asking for free writing favours

    July 17, 2026
  • This week I’ve been away on a family adventure to Drogheda, Ireland for sightseeing and a hiking trip around the Boyne Valley for a good [...]

    History and archaeology on a family hiking adventure in Drogheda, Ireland

    July 14, 2026
  • Don’t forget your Halloweeny bikini if you’re a horror lover on holiday this summer, and why not pack some ghost stories for your [...]

    Spooky books for your summer horrordays

    July 9, 2026
  • School’s out for summer, hurray. If, like me, you work in secondary education then you might well be off too. Here in the North of Ireland, [...]

    Horror books aren’t just for winter

    July 4, 2026
  • How do you get fit when you work in a library? Bookworm bicep curls with a bag of books, of course! Now that school is out for the summer, [...]

    How to get fit when you work in a library

    June 30, 2026
  • Have you heard the expression “May you live in interesting times?” It’s apparently a translation from a Chinese curse. As a [...]

    Poems about race and identity

    June 26, 2026
  • Happy summer solstice! It’s time to say goodbye to the darkness and embrace the light. Today’s post was inspired by a conversation [...]

    Happy solstice! Don’t trauma dump, write horror instead

    June 21, 2026
  • Conflict, identity and immigration have been issues in Northern Ireland for over 700 years. Listen as I read on BBC Radio Ulster from book 3 in [...]

    Reading Belfast Ghosts trilogy book 3, Matthew’s Twin on BBC Radio Ulster

    June 17, 2026
  • This week saw the worst of Belfast, but today saw the best of Belfast. Thousands were in Belfast city centre (and I was one of them!) for an [...]

    Northern Ireland in the news: the best and the worst of Belfast this week

    June 13, 2026
  • Just a writing update from rainy Belfast! I’m working on a new body horror short story collection, inspired by the experience of body [...]

    Writing update: a new body horror collection

    June 9, 2026

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