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Why PR is Essential in Trying to Get Your New Book Out in the Public Space Susan McKenna @TheThesisClinic We get calls every week in relation to new book titles and how to market them. What we have found is there is so much confusion in relation to what happens when one either self publishes …

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Dr. Niall MacGiolla Bhuí, Senior Editor, Dissertation Doctor’s Clinic @ThesisClinic “Choreograph the daily griefs, dramas, joys, the little harms And let them know our love for them is sound, We that have known the ripple and the wingspan in the arms, The attempts at flight that never leave the ground” – From Vedic by John …

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Writing About Grief & Hope: ‘This is Me’ by Meghann Scully, M.A. Being invited to write a book about grief and hope was never something I expected to happen or the emotions attached to grief something I never wished to experience from such a young and vulnerable age. But, it is something I had to …

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The Value of Sport to our Teens. Dr. Niall MacGiolla Bhuí, Senior Editor I’d normally include quite a few academic and research references to my posts but in this case, I’m just going to make a few personal observations. Today, I attended the Final of the Under 14s Connacht Cup in rugby at the Sportsground …

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Getting Through the Festive Season when Dealing with Griefby Meghann Scully, Mental Health & Wellness Blogger@BookHubPublish @ThesisClinic @Meghann_Scully As the mornings darken and the temperatures drop, the festive season has come upon us quicker than expected. And while nobody is ever really prepared, those who are suffering or in mourning will be dreading the road …

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Scoliosis, The Dáil and The Twisted Logic of The HSE Dr. Conor Hogan @DrConorHogan @BookHubThesisClinic The human spine is a complex structure that primarily supports the major organs of the human body whilst also allowing a person to stand up with adequate support. Although the spine is often referred to as a “Back” by most …

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Still in Nappies, Sill in Love: A View on #GlamGalway by Jackie McKenna @lamjackiemc it’s almost been a year since my first ever visit to the City that stole my heart. – The beautiful city of Galway. I gave myself a challenge to drive to anywhere in the country, and posted it on Facebook thinking …

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What Does Not Kill Us Will Make Us Stronger Dr. Conor Hogan @drconorhogan It became calm, almost serene as finger prints prodded the dryly moist mobile phone screens. Everyone was wondering, even disbelieving that it could happen. A hurricane had never occurred in Irish people`s life times before. An eerie stillness enveloped the warm atmosphere …

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‘On Dreams’ An extract from the book, ‘The Definitive Guide To Dreams’ by Paul Gill Published by Book Hub Publishing  What are Dreams? The answer to this question is as elusive as dreaming itself and there are many schools of thought on this matter. They range from dreaming being the idle wanderings of the mind, to …

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