Book Of The Week: Lazy City by Rachel Connolly There's an expectation that all novels coming out of the Northern Ireland are only about the 'Troubles'. Books • 23 Sep
Book Of The Week: My Hot Friend by Sophie White If you were to casually flick through Sophie White's latest novel, you'd never guess that her last work, Where I End, a blood-curdling tale of … Books • 05 Aug
David McCullagh on a tale of church and state in 1950s Ireland In December 1941, Ernest Tilson was desperate to get married. His girlfriend, Mary Barnes, was pregnant, and given the social mores of the time, a … Books • 05 Jul
Book Of The Week: Soldier Sailor by Claire Kilroy In the opening section of Claire Kilroy's latest novel – her fifth, and first in 11 years – the unnamed narrator recalls abandoning her newborn … Books • 01 Jul
Reviewed: I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home by Lorrie Moore There are few writers who have the ability to cause hysteria when new work is announced: the likes of Donna Tartt, Sally Rooney, the late … Books • 24 Jun
Martin Luther King: David McCullagh on MLK's life and legacy Sometimes our veneration for heroic figures can do them an injustice, stripping them of their humanity, the halos we choose to fix on them obscuring … Books • 03 Jun
Salman Rushdie's Victory City reviewed Victory City is an epic chronicle of the rise and fall of Vijayanagar... Books • 27 Feb
Reviewed: Fling by Joseph Murray - TikTok creator writes rom-com "Name one thing that can be gained from technology", said Greg Kinnear in the 1998 romcom classic You've Got Mail. If Joseph Murray's debut novel … Books • 26 Feb
Book Of The Week: Old God's Time by Sebastian Barry Tom Kettle is a retired detective, living in a flat attached to a castle-like house on the South Dublin coast. A widower, as the story … Books • 22 Feb
Book Of The Week: The Queen Of Dirt Island by Donal Ryan Gossip and rumour over four decades of small town Irish life... Book Of The Week • 10 Sep 22
