There are no new big-hitters in the Top 20 this week, as the unbeatable duo of Eleanor Oliphant and The Tattooist of Auschwitz continue to dominate the charts, with Heather...

When the world is getting a bit stressful, it’s wonderful to see a book like Claudia Carroll’s The Secrets of Primrose Square ht the charts – a bit of escapism...

As the hot weather continues we are delighted to see that Emilie Pine’s Notes to Self is being embraced by the book buyers. Another gem from the utterly awesome Tramp...

Irish writers Donal Ryan, Sally Rooney and Anna Burns are among the writers shortlisted for this year’s Man Booker Prize. This year’s longlist of 13 books was selected by a...

While Eleanor Oliphant continues to be more than ‘completely fine’, back at the top of the charts almost six months after Gail Honeyman’s debut was released in paperback, we have...

Writing.ie is delighted to announce that we are sponsoring the An Post Irish Book Awards Writing.ie Short Story of the Year Award again this year. Our inaugural 2013 winner, Cork based...

This week kicks off with the re-release from Headline of the much-missed Emma Hannigan’s last book Letters to my Daughters. Emma’s campaign that she began shortly before she died, raising...

It’s another great week for fiction in this week’s charts, as all but one of the Top 10 Mass Market Fiction titles are in the Top 20. And the missing...

I’ve always had wide feet. From my father I inherited a love of reading and history, my thin, weak hair and my very broad feet.  So, when Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin...

There’s no love here. Not of words, not of books, not of authors. It’s like Love Island, there’s no love there either.  It’s just cold, hard opportunism, self-aggrandising, egotistical, tunnel-vision...