Speaking from the epicentre of destruction of a civilisation, Walter Benjamin's essays express a deep concern for the state of literature and society.
Caelainn Hogan’s new book documents the 'shame-industrial complex' of mother-and-baby homes and Magdalene laundries, a system that reached into every nook and cranny of Irish society.
"I lament the hierarchy of human life. Some people spend their entire life in pain, due to the accident of being born in the wrong country."
Ben Lerner's third novel goes back to the 1990s to search for the roots of contemporary crises in language and masculinity.
The author of 'If All The World And Love Were Young' talks to Ian Maleney about two poems by Sinéad Morrissey.
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"I lament the hierarchy of human life. Some people spend their entire life in pain, due to the accident of being born in the wrong country."
As one of the city's oldest sporting spectacles, the Horse Show is a Dublin institution butting up awkwardly against the modern world.
