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Managing Editor, Automotive News Europe
Munich, Belfast
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By Paul McVeigh Verified| Bookanista Verified SOME WRITERS BELIEVE short stories are harder to write than novels. They may put this down to every word having to count in a short story, while in the novel the narrative is allowed to meander. Although this is true to an extent, it would be foolish to think the novel is the easy option, it has major challenges too. For example, how do you keep a reader engaged right to the end of your long journey? The length certainly matters.
By Paul McVeigh Verified| Writing.ie Verified The stories in I Hear You were all written for BBC Radio 4. I thought I’d breakdown the journey of one of those stories from its conception to its afterlife. Tickles was the second short story I’d written, and my first for radio. I was commissioned by BBC Radio Ulster producer, Heather Larmour, and it aired on BBC Radio 4.
By Paul McVeigh Verified| Bookanista Verified SOME WRITERS BELIEVE short stories are harder to write than novels. They may put this down to every word having to count in a short story, while in the novel the narrative is allowed to meander. Although this is true to an extent, it would be foolish to think the novel is the easy option, it has major challenges too. For example, how do you keep a reader engaged right to the end of your long journey? The length certainly matters.
Company Info
Automotive News Europe
Automotive News is a prominent North American publication focused on the automotive industry, founded in 1925 by George Slocum. Originally named Automotive Daily News, it moved to Detroit in 1933 and adopted its current name in 1938. The publication aims to be the primary source of news and data for industry decision-makers, emphasizing ethical reporting and authoritative coverage. Automotive News provides comprehensive industry reporting, including news, analysis, and insights on vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, dealerships, and market trends. Its digital platform, AutoNews.com, offers real-time updates, data tools, and multimedia content. The publication specializes in North American automotive markets, covering regulatory changes, technological advancements, and business strategies. It also maintains extensive historical archives for research purposes. Targeting executives and professionals across the automotive ecosystem, Automotive News serves vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, dealerships, and allied industries such as financial and legal services. With headquarters in Detroit, Michigan, the publication has over 1,500 employees and generates approximately $19 million in annual revenue.
Detroit, Michigan, United States
+1 877-812-1584
Founded: 1925