The debut collection from Nicole Flattery, one of Ireland's most exciting young writers, is now available to preorder.
Sally Rooney is joined in the studio by Anne Griffin, author of the best-selling debut novel, 'When All Is Said'.
Carla Maliandi's debut novel cloaks a story of emigration, persecution, and buried history in a surreal and slightly absurd atmosphere.
Jenny Hval’s debut novel presents a nuanced account of a young woman’s sexual awakening during an academic exchange.
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.
Issue 39/Volume 2
224 pages of the finest new fiction, poetry, and essays, from Irish and international authors.
19th December 2018
26th November 2018
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.