Into the Deep, Dark Woods with Sophie Nicholls
In the fairy tales I love the most, there is a point when the central
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In the fairy tales I love the most, there is a point when the central
“That one would live in one of your ears and rent the other one out
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Months before beginning to write The Museum of Cathy, I gutted my chaotic London
Once my first novel, The Trials of Serra Blue, had received two substantial fellowships—the James
Kevin Sullivan reported from Asia for fourteen years before returning to Europe. He has written
Rory Dunlop studied Classics at Oxford and worked as a teacher and journalist before being
How a preoccupation with the untold stories of small-town Europe became, unexpectedly, a novel There’s
It’s a weird thing, this book-writing business, isn’t? I’d always been in awe of people
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As a journalist, I’m an editor’s worst nightmare. I’ve never met a word limit I didn’t
Described by Colm Tóibín as “one of the best Irish contemporary novelists” Glenn Patterson is remarkably
I was asked a few questions a few years ago by someone I was working
I hadn’t set out to write this book. I guess that’s the hilarious thing. Later
In the clamour of a trendy Dublin coffee shop that is likely not too far
Thirteen years ago, I went walkabout on a three-day bender. My memories are a little
When I was seven years old my mother took me to Ligoniel Library in Belfast
Silence is many things. We take it for granted, assume that it will always be
One summer evening, almost two years ago now, my father-in-law and I were stuck in
Sarah Davis-Goff and Lisa Coen launched Tramp Press in early 2014 as an independent publisher which
