How can journalists and non-fiction writers tell the stories of the people most affected by the deepening housing crisis?
Alan McMonagle, Billy O'Callaghan and Ethel Rohan have all published their first novels this year. Here they discuss the challenges of moving from the short story to the longer form.
Our bumper-sized Summer 2017 issue is now available to order.
Graham Allen & Alvy Carragher take differing routes towards truth and beauty in two recent collections.
Podcast The Stinging Fly Podcast
Sara Baume Reads Deborah Rose ReevesSara Baume reads 'Lay Down The Dark Layers' by Deborah Rose Reeves, and talks about art, loneliness and the drama of the quarter-life crisis with Sorcha Kenny.
I don't know whether in Ireland she is considered an Irish writer or an American. In fact, she is both, and both countries ought to be proud to claim her. — William Maxwell
2nd June 2017
29th May 2017
How can journalists and non-fiction writers tell the stories of the people most affected by the deepening housing crisis?
Tracing the wandering path of the homeless through the histories of word and song.
Alan McMonagle, Billy O'Callaghan and Ethel Rohan have all published their first novels this year. Here they discuss the challenges of moving from the short story to the longer form.