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Sleepovers, Sheep, and Scary Monsters—funny picture books

Take Six—A rich, quietly urgent anthology

Katy Derbyshire—the intimacy of translation

‘Just write the damn thing’—Liam Maguire

Warrior woman—Teacht Aniar, by Dairena Ní Chinnéide

Dillon Rediscovered—an extract

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Interviews

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Who tells the story? Sean O’Reilly masterclass in Sligo

Nuala O’Connor to judge Frazzled Lit Short Story Award

A sustainable writing career?

Strategic PR—New course with Publishing Ireland

Wordwell Group seek Bookkeeper

Children’s Books Symposium takes place in June

‘Making a difference to people’s lives—that’s special’—Petra Green, head of the Publishing Training Centre

‘The lack of housing in the Gaeltacht has implications for the survival of the language’—Deirdre Ní Thuathail

‘I can remember a time when I could not speak English’—Micheál Ó Conghaile

Keep developing, seek feedback, don’t undersell your work—Sarah Kilcoyne on illustration

Under the Covers—Tarsila Krüse

Burning Books Q&A—Denis Cronin

White Spirits—the work of a true artist

Does art heal our trauma or wound us again?—The City Changes its Face by Eimear McBride

Nesting—subtle brilliance, slippery interiority

The Language of Remembering—a heartfelt and suggestive exploration of language

Bláthnaid—A tale of love, violence and sorcery

Meadowlands Dawn—a surprising, enthralling, extraordinary novel

Children’s

Poetry

Irish Language

Children’s Books Symposium takes place in June

Love, love, love —Ruth Ennis chooses YA books

Keep developing, seek feedback, don’t undersell your work—Sarah Kilcoyne on illustration

Championing Irish books at Bologna Children’s Book Fair

Board Books for budding readers

Children’s Books Ireland seek Book Gifting Assistant

A beautiful balance—Aoife Riach

Comórtas Crann Beo na Gaeilge | Irish Poetry Competition

A living artefact that records a very real present—Ghostgirl, by Annemarie Ní Churreáin

A Week, a Month and a Day: Remembering Breda Wall Ryan

Poetry happening—Molly Twomey

Poetry Happening—Lani O’Hanlon

‘The lack of housing in the Gaeltacht has implications for the survival of the language’—Deirdre Ní Thuathail

‘I can remember a time when I could not speak English’—Micheál Ó Conghaile

Bláthnaid—A tale of love, violence and sorcery

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