27th January 2020
Speaking from the epicentre of destruction of a civilisation, Walter Benjamin's essays express a deep concern for the state of literature and society.
16th December 2019
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.
2nd December 2019
Ben Lerner's third novel goes back to the 1990s to search for the roots of contemporary crises in language and masculinity.
29th October 2019
Stephen Sexton's debut collection is 'a beautiful, vital, generous work of art.'
8th October 2019
Anne Boyer's writing is a reckoning with the facts of a body, an inquiry into a situation we spend our lives trying to avoid.
30th September 2019
Lucy Sweeney Byrne's debut collection is, at its core, a book of squandered yearning.
4th September 2019
The first collection of Maxim Osipov's stories to appear in English sparks with acerbic insight into the daily challenge of being an ordinary person.
27th August 2019
The stories collected in this new anthology, edited by Lucy Caldwell, reveal a new grammar in Irish fiction.
15th August 2019
The particular promises and contradictions of the Berlin art-world are examined in Elvia Wilk's dystopian, and yet all-too-relatable, debut novel.