Author Cecelia Ahern, of PS I Love You fame, looks back at two decades in the writing world, highlighting her writing process and finding joy in the small moments. Her latest book, Paper Heart, is shortlisted for the An Post Irish Book Awards, prompting her to share insights on her career and passion for storytelling.
Cecelia Ahern, author of the bestselling debut novel PS I Love You, published in 2004, reflects on her two-decade-long career. With 22 novels to her name, including the recent release Paper Heart, which is shortlisted for the WHSmith Popular Fiction Book of the Year in the An Post Irish Book Awards, Ahern looks back at her journey with a unique perspective.
While she's experienced the glitz and glamour of red carpets, film premieres, and on-set moments derived from adaptations of her works for film and television, including two feature films and one TV series, the most cherished moments are the quieter ones. For Ahern, these include the daily ritual of making tea, the anticipation of a writing session, and the creative process itself. This focus on the small, intimate moments highlights her passion for storytelling and the dedication required for her craft. She emphasizes that the daily act of preparing for writing is the real magic and the beginning of the journey
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