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Author: Máire O'Dwyer

Artificial Intelligence: Tool or threat? An editor’s perspective

By Brian Langan As AI worries us today, the Industrial Revolution bothered the Luddites. (Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay.) Google’s AI overview of the word

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Sitting pretty? Ergonomics for workaholics

By Minahil Munir and Máire O’Dwyer Look familiar? ‘Tech neck’ in action. Image by Richard Duijnstee from Pixabay. More and more people are spending increasing

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An editor’s view on metals, memoirs and the importance of humility

This is the second of our blogs delving into the innermost thoughts of some of AFEPI Ireland’s accomplished editors. Today Máire O’Dwyer talks to Brendan

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From finance to fiction: Insights from a fiction editor

This is the first of a series of dives into the minds of some of Ireland’s hardworking editors by the AFEPI Ireland blog editors. Today

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Training: Self-publishing memoirs

by Siobhán Prendergast Are you thinking about writing, or have you already written, your memoirs, the rich tapestry of your life? Congratulations! It is a

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Training: Self-publishing local history

by Siobhán Prendergast Are you a local historian? Have you researched the history of your local area or one specific aspect of that rich history

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Video killed the meeting room star

by Pádraig Hanratty As we all learn to live with COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019), we are getting used to social distancing protocols, in both work

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Capturing and keeping your audience

by Máire O’Dwyer ‘I try to leave out the parts that people skip.’ This wise statement is attributed to American novelist Elmore Leonard. People write

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Editing student works: Views of (some) academics

by William Magette AFEPI Ireland Code of Practice requirements for student work Each year, typically during the summer months and again just prior to year’s

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Training: Self-publishing with Siobhán Prendergast of Dingle Publishing

An online half-day workshop, facilitated by editor Siobhán Prendergast, full member of AFEPI Ireland and Advanced Professional Member of CIEP, will run on Friday 20th

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