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Discover Anthony Doyle: A Writer Unveiled

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We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Anthony Doyle, a writer with a captivating journey from the historic town of Wicklow, Ireland, to the vibrant streets of São Paulo, Brazil. In this exclusive interview, Anthony shares insights into his creative process, inspirations drawn from dramatic landscapes, and the unique linguistic gems that grace his works.

Curious to delve into the mind of this imaginative wordsmith? Read the full interview here. Embark on a literary journey and explore the diverse influences that shape Anthony’s writing, from Viking tales to the bustling diversity of São Paulo.

Don’t miss the chance to uncover the essence of Anthony Doyle’s creative spirit. Head over to the interview now!

And get your copy of his groundbreaking novel of human hibernation, deep thought, and climate change, HIBERNACULUM.

In the USA? Start reading it for free in the Kindle Vella!

Looking for a good read as we head into winter?

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Old Scratch Press founding member, poet and novelist, Anthony Doyle has a few suggestions:

“Science fiction envisions the future. The best way to imagine future change is to look at how and when change occurred in the past. 

The drivers seldom change: climate, war, and famine. None of those indicators are looking particularly good for humanity right now. Dudley Young’s masterful, poetic, and irreverent scholarly work about the origins of the sacred in human history is the most enjoyable and rewarding book I have read on human evolution and development. So many things began to make sense to me after reading it.”

Read all about it at SHEPHERD.

ANTHONY DOYLE, OLD SCRATCH POET, ON SPILLWORDS

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Anthony Doyle, poet, and author of HIBERNACULUM, is one of the ten founding members of the Old Scratch Press Short Form and Poetry Collective. A person of many talents, he writes a great story. Check out his short story on Spillwords. If you enjoy Anthony’s work as much as we do, please give him a LIKE. The most LIKES will give him the coveted honor of #1 story of the month. Thank you.