Reviewed: High Fire by Eoin Colfer Eoin Colfer's newest adult novel has all the charm, wit and imagination of his beloved children's fiction, writes Béibhin Breathnach. Books • 07 Apr 20
Book review: Strange Hotel by Eimear McBride Strange Hotel explores loss, love and the nature of home through the intimate rendering of a woman's mind laid bare in a series of hotel … Culture • 13 Feb 20
Reviewed: Threshold by Rob Doyle Béibhinn Breathnach recommends Rob Doyle's latest work, Threshold, as an ideal read for anyone who has ever felt they were not living, but merely floating … Books • 24 Jan 20
Reviewed: The Jewel by Neil Hegarty 'Incredibly good. Incredibly vivid: the colours shine like they're on fire'. Neil Hegarty's description of the paintings of his artist Emily Sandborne equally applies in … Books • 17 Dec 19
Book Review: Number Games by Owen Dwyer Owen Dwyer's latest novel transports the reader to the near future of 2114 where women have taken power and corporatism is the prevailing mode of … Books • 21 Nov 19
Book review: The Emerald Dress by Vivienne Kearns The diary of a duchess, a ghostly figure in a castle, and the heart of a weaver - a young American woman ventures to Dublin … Books • 29 Oct 19
Reviewed: Ask Again, Yes by Mary Beth Keane In Mary Beth Keane's illuminating novel, the lives of two generations unfold effortlessly, revealing family triumphs and struggles in a poignant exploration into the depths … Books • 02 Oct 19
