Burning Books—Kit De Waal
Kit de Waal is the next guest on Burning Books, talking to Ruth McKee about which books she'd save if her house was on fire.
Green light for Wild Atlantic Words
The acclaimed literary festival Wild Atlantic Words is to go ahead in Castlebar from October 5th to 10th.
Tony Canavan on an undistinguished film and a forgotten novelist
Tony Canavan on the Ealing film A Forgotten Shore, and the novelist Kenneth Sarr
Karl MacDermott—stand-up comedy and the sound of silence
Karl MacDermott on stand up comedy and his new book, 58% Cabbage.
Siobhán Daffy—giving Joe a voice
Siobhán Daffy on how No Ordinary Joe was inspired by growing up with a brother with special needs.
Shortlist announced for Red Line Book Festival Poetry Competition
Shortlist announced for Red Line Book Festival Poetry Competition.
The Visibility Trap—the world and the self
The Visibility Trap|Mary McGill|New Island|ISBN:9781848408012|€16.95 "As McGill so persuasively argues, this visibility is a trap, promising us so much but in reality making us constantly feel like we are being watched and being monitored—it even changes how we behave on and off social media."—Laura King on The Visibility...
Dinner Party—a strong debut from Sarah Gilmartin
Dinner Party is a strong, serious novel often leavened by warmth and good humour—Niall McArdle on Sarah Gilmartin's debut.
Fingal Poetry Festival takes flight
Fingal Poetry Festival takes flight in Skerries on Thursday 16th September.
