Critic and debut novelist Rachel Connolly joins Nicole Flattery to discuss gossip, the guilty rich, and the skewed portrayal of female characters in contemporary fiction.
Nicole Flattery Podcast 26th October 2022
Belfast author Susannah Dickey talks to Nicole Flattery about eco-fiction, time-wasting, and the tyranny of narrative.
Nicole Flattery Podcast 23rd September 2022
‘I couldn’t get out of bed, I couldn’t shower, I couldn’t call my friends. Everyone has had a time like this—when they look in the mirror and, sure enough, an unknown animal stares back.’
Nicole Flattery Fiction 7th April 2022
In Keith Ridgway's luminous new novel, the economic circumstances of his characters infect their confidence, their relationships, their self worth. They own nothing—not even their own stories.
Nicole Flattery Criticism 15th November 2021
“Out of everything I watched, only one show truly captured my imagination and that was the BBC police drama Line of Duty.”
Nicole Flattery Essay 6th March 2021
Ottessa Moshfegh's follow-up to the Booker-nominated 'Eileen' is a hazy, witty, sometimes brutal examination of a New York friendship.
Nicole Flattery Criticism 17th October 2018
Nicole Flattery Fiction Issue 34, Volume 2: Summer 2016
Nicole Flattery Essay Issue 32, Volume 2: Winter 2015
Nicole Flattery Fiction Issue 30, Volume 2: Spring 2015