Sheila Killian

In Conversation

Profile

Sheila Killian is an author, poet, and creative writing teacher whose work spans fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction.

Her writing has been recognised in a number of competitions in Ireland and the UK, including the Seán O’Faoláin, Fish, Bedford, and From the Well competitions.

Her creative non-fiction has been broadcast on RTÉ and published in the national press, while her poetry and short fiction have appeared in various journals and collections.

Her latest novel, Something Bigger, is inspired by real family history and tells a powerful story of courage, conviction, and resistance in 1920s Alabama.

Sheila brings warmth, insight, and emotional depth to her work, creating stories rooted in history, memory, and human resilience.

At the Festival

Sheila Killian joins Mullingar Literary Festival 2026 for an insightful in-conversation session discussing her latest novel, Something Bigger.

Drawing on real family history, the novel explores courage, conviction, and resistance in 1920s Alabama.

Audiences will hear Sheila reflect on the inspiration behind the book, the research that shaped it, and the emotional journey of bringing this powerful story to life.

Admission is free - please arrive early to avoid disapointment

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