Cork-based author Tric Kearney has turned to fiction following the success of her memoir about abuse by George Gibney. Her latest writings explore different aspects of her life. Kearney will read at the Cork International Short Story Festival. The memoir, which detailed her experiences with Gibney, became a bestseller. Her new work reflects a shift in focus. The festival takes place in Cork. Kearney's transition from non-fiction to fiction marks a new chapter in her writing career. The event highlights her continued engagement with literary culture. The festival runs for several days. Kearney's work has drawn attention from readers and critics. Her new material offers fresh perspectives. The festival provides a platform for emerging and established writers. Kearney's memoir was widely discussed. Her new work is part of a broader literary trend. The event is open to the public.