Sometimes, I get Noticed

It was great fun taking part in "We're Writers" video for @thewriterscommunitypromopage I truly do have far too many notebooks. I can't even guarantee I won't get more. It's an addiction at this point

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All the fellow writers in this video are listed at the end. Check it out if you feel so inclined.

"Erin talks about her diagnosis of Autism and how especially in girls have a more diagnosis of Autism in adulthood. We talk about primary school how enthusiastic we both were about the passion we show in Doctor Who, and back then not many was interested in it, but we both can't stop talking about!"

"This week I am thrilled to be interviewing Erin Curran, who will be sharing with us details of her writing life, telling us all about her book, "The Seven. . .""

I was given the opportunity to write a blog piece for Northern Ireland online. You can read my article which I subtitled "From My Mind to Your Page" below.

"Crossgar girl gets novel published

Erin Curran (20) from Westlands has had her own novel published by the renowned Pegasus Publishers (Vanguard Press)."

It was an honour to be invited onto BBC Radio Ulster Talkback to speak about my experience with being diagnosed with Autism in adulthood as part of Autism Awareness Week.

"Autism isn't something that goes away and seeking answers as a grown up is just as valid as getting answers as a child."

"I have made it to the long list for the Entertainment Gala Award for writing my novel, The Seven. The GALAs are the biggest LGBT award ceremony in my country (Ireland). I'm on the same list as Graham Norton and Victoria Secret! I'm so chuffed and overwhelmed right now, I don't know what to say. I'm so happy!"

"We're always thrilled to support local young writers like @erinluuvsbooks94. Pick up her debut LGBTQ+ fantasy for young adults in store."

"Taking the plunge into the world of fantasy writing, Crossgar woman Erin Curran (20) has penned her first novel called ‘The Seven.’"