Howth is the setting for new speculative novel
Howth is the setting for a new speculative novel featuring a man who wakes up on a park bench in Howth and nobody knows who he is.
A packed programme for July at Linen Hall Library
Books and discussion are the focus of July events at the Linen Hall Library. On 7 July Irish crime writer Richard O’Rawe talks about his new thriller Northern Heist; on 21 July Dr Marisa McGlinchey gets deep into the development of Irish republicanism in Unfinished Business; and on 28 July Jane Buckley talks...
A thing of beauty—limited edition of The Magician, by Colm Tóibín
A limited, special edition of The Magician, by Colm Tóibín can be pre-ordered from Kenny's Bookshop, Galway.
Burnished brilliance in Trouble, by Philip Ó Ceallaigh
Philip Ó Ceallaigh has kept his readers waiting for a decade for a new collection. The wait has been worth it. Eoghan Smith reviews the Trouble, published by The Stinging Fly.
The Secret Bookshelf—a haven, half a minute from the sea
The Secret Bookshelf JO ZEBEDEE on the life and love of running an independent bookshop in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim. How we started We'd thought about opening the shop many years ago, when the old...
Cute, joyous, loveable—YA queer romance from Adiba Jaigirdar
Hani and Ishu’s Guide To fake Dating is the new YA queer romance from Adiba Jaigirdar and it’s everything it promises.
Under the Covers—Claire Prouvost
Claire Prouvost talks about typeface and facing the blank page in the next in our series about designers and artists in the book world—Under the Covers
Backlist Beauties—Hope Against Hope
In the next in the Backlist Beauties series, Little Island tell us about why they love Hope Against Hope, by Sheena Wilkinson.
Maggie O’Farrell and Elaine Feeney announced as winners of 2021 Dalkey Literary Awards
Maggie O'Farrell and Elaine Feeney announced as winners of 2021 Dalkey Literary Awards.
Anne Walsh Donnelly
Anne Walsh Donnelly reads 'Fodder' from her collection 'Odd as f*ck' Fly on the Wall Press, 2021.
