Roisin Kiberd, Author at The Stinging Fly

Satanic panic, screen violence and Irish doorways to Hell: Róisín Kiberd meets legendary game designer John Romero.

Roisin Kiberd Essay Issue 43, Volume 2: Winter 2020-21

Alice Bolin's debut collection examines the American obsession with dead girls, looking for the truth about their killers, and their self-proclaimed saviours.

Roisin Kiberd Criticism 19th November 2018

Bland God: Notes on Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook's founder is the most visible and enigmatic icon of the digital age. But what does he mean?

Roisin Kiberd Essay 27th June 2018

Sympathy

Olivia Sudjic's debut novel recognises online life as an active and creative culture. Like personal writing, its emotional highs and ominous shortcomings are tied up in an all-consuming act of self-fashioning.

Roisin Kiberd Criticism 23rd August 2017

Roisin Kiberd

Roisin Kiberd is a writer from Dublin, currently living in Berlin. Her essays and journalism on technology and culture have been published in The Dublin Review, The White Review, The Stinging Fly, The Guardian, Vice, and others. Her first book, The Disconnect, will be published by Serpent’s Tail in March 2021.