An anthology of writing by contemporary Irish lawyer-writers, paired with extracts from a legal judgment of the writers’ choosing – with proceeds in aid of Peter McVerry Trust.
Embarrassment, unease, discomfort – these are the building blocks of a new language; the first steps on a path beyond the consoling myths of the everyday.
On the fiftieth anniversary of her death, Anna Kavan's contribution to twentieth century literature remains grossly under-appreciated.
Jessica Traynor joins Sally Rooney in the studio to read and discuss 'To All Their Dues', a story from Wendy Erskine's debut collection, 'Sweet Home'.
Alice Bolin's debut collection examines the American obsession with dead girls, looking for the truth about their killers, and their self-proclaimed saviours.
224 pages of the best new writing from Irish and international authors, ready to warm your winter.
Issue 39/Volume 2
224 pages of the finest new fiction, poetry, and essays, from Irish and international authors.
An anthology of writing by contemporary Irish lawyer-writers, paired with extracts from a legal judgment of the writers’ choosing – with all proceeds in aid of Peter McVerry Trust. —
Embarrassment, unease, discomfort – these are the building blocks of a new language; the first steps on a path beyond the consoling myths of the everyday.
On the fiftieth anniversary of her death, Anna Kavan's contribution to twentieth century literature remains grossly under-appreciated.
Reflecting on the creation of her first collection of short stories, Mia Gallagher elucidates the perpetual lesson of writing: that it’s always easy, and always hard.