Another wonderful story from a firm favourite of mine, Claire Keegan, author of Antarctica and

A half-starved, half-frozen creature is wandering the streets of London in the winter of 1952.·

Jack is five and lives with Ma in Room, which measures 11 feet square. Room

Costa Shortlisted this novel is a coming of age story, full of drama, romance, friendship

GLOOMY and hilarious, Greg Baxter’s mocking novel about a failed novelist (himself, in a wryly-created

Thomas Nesbitt is a divorced American writer in the midst of a rueful middle age.

From the blind girl who sees more than her parents can, to the portrait artist

When it first published in 1958, Rona Jaffe’s debut novel electrified readers who saw themselves

Anita is a wife on the edge. Thanks to her husband Frank’s success in business

Bohane is the throbbing epicentre of Big Nothin’. Its inhabitants are tribal, vicious, and territorial

Last month, during an illuminating interview with Sean Rocks, host of the RTE radio One

Bookshelves and bookshops seem to change in the run up to Christmas – possibly one

Cecelia Ahern has delighted her fans with the timely release of her latest title, The Time

Second Chances are at the centre of Emma Heatherington latest fiction title. Hailing from Northern

A Year Like No Other is a gem from Pauline Lawless. Returning to the bookshelves with

With a gripping opening, Winter Flowers launches the reader directly into the troubled life of two little

Joe Spork, the son of a deceased criminal, repairs clocks and lives a quiet life

North Korea is one of the most cloistered nations in the world, offering propaganda as

This beautifully written, tender love story, set in Seattle during a dark period of American

In this intriguing novel, we are treated to a truly unique reading experience. Carol Ann