
Photo Haiga
In a genre is called photo-haiga, where text and images are delicately matched, Gabriel Rosenstock

In a genre is called photo-haiga, where text and images are delicately matched, Gabriel Rosenstock

In the tradition of the “Best-of-the Year” polls that we always see this time of

Six spooky books with a sense of humour are to be the focus of the

Deepest Red is a collection of writing about the myth, madness, and glory that is

A short fiction collection is like a box of chocolates: in each there’ll be the

Comedian and author, Colm O’Regan’s Isn’t It Well For Ye? The Book of Irish Mammies,

Friday 14 December, Trinity College will host the first full reading in Ireland of Paradise

Well it’s that time of year and we look back at what has been a

Salmon Poetry, one of Ireland’s leading poetry publishers has established a new writing centre and

This week Little Island Books launched their most recent title for older children, Bartolomé: The

I have nothing against E Readers and Kindles and the like but, for me, there

Melanie Verwoerd is a human rights campaigner and former South African Ambassador to Ireland. Her

“The Bare Hands Anthology – full of energy and beauty – stands out among literary

Liberties Press are delighted to announce that Melanie Verwoerd’s When We Dance reached No. 1

Following their Spring and Summer editions this year, there is now a new Dublin Review

Great news just in from London: Orion Publishing Group has acquired a first novel from

The shortlists for the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards 2012 have been announced today, with nominees

Dublin City Council will be presenting the inaugural Bram Stoker Festival, My Name Is Dracula,

In a very exciting initiative, Walker Books have teamed up with Foras na Gaeilge to

There was great excitement in both London and Dublin last week at the news that The