In Conversation with Emma Warnock Seamus Heaney HomePlace is delighted to welcome two of Northern Ireland’s finest writers in a celebration of the short story. Both Bernie McGill and Rosemary Jenkinson have released short…
No Alibis Press is delighted to invite you to a live event in No Alibis bookshop to celebrate the launch of Bernie McGill’s wonderful new collection of short stories, This Train Is For. This launch…
Join facilitator Bernie McGill for a writing workshop – indoors and out – that takes inspiration from the beautiful surroundings of Bangor Castle Walled Garden and Castle Grounds. The workshop will offer prompts and…
Cushendun Big Arts Weekend in association with the John Hewitt Society hosts a live event via Zoom with author Bernie McGill on Saturday 1st May at 5pm BST. Bernie is the author of two novels and…
Bernie McGill is the author of two novels and one short story collection. She has written audio scripts for heritage projects and stage scripts for theatre. Her second short story collection, This Train is…
Sleepwalkers Short listed for the prestigious Edge Hill Short Story Prize for a single-authored collection in 2014. Published by Whittrick Press. Available to order in paperback and on Kindle, on Kobo, on iTunes and in print from No Alibis…
‘Beautiful and lyrical, tender and fierce; one of those rare novels, with the power to break you clean in two.’ Guinevere Glasfurd, author of the Costa shortlisted The Words in My Hand. ‘McGill writes…
Bernie McGill is the author of two novels and one short story collection. She has written audio scripts for heritage projects and stage scripts for theatre. Her new short story collection, This Train is…
Bernie McGill is the author of two novels and one short story collection. She has written audio scripts for heritage projects and stage scripts for theatre. Her new short story collection, This Train is…
Bernie was born in Lavey in County Derry in Northern Ireland. She studied English and Italian at Queen’s University, Belfast and graduated with a Masters degree in Irish Writing. Her novel The Watch House was…
