Friday 27th January
"Rough Sleeper", a story by Arnold Thomas Fanning
‘Rough Sleeper’, a story by Arnold Thomas Fanning about his experiences being homeless and suffering with bipolar disorder in London; it appears in the current edition of the Dublin Review
Tuesday 24th January
"The Horseman" by Tim Pears
Tim Pears chats about his latest novel "The Horseman", the first in a planned trilogy set in the Edwardian period in the rural Devon countryside (published by Bloomsbury)
Friday 20th January
"Her Every Fear" by Peter Swanson
Peter Swanson chats about his latest novel "Her Every Fear", a thriller set in Boston and London with echoes of Hitchcock's Rear Window and Rope (published by Faber & Faber)
Thursday 19th January
"Moonglow" by Michael Chabon
Michael Chabon chats about his latest novel "Moonglow", a faux memoir about the fallout from a deathbed confession told to the narrator by his grandfather (published by Fourth Estate) ...
Wednesday 18th January
"Everybody's Fool" by Richard Russo
Richard Russo chats about his novel "Everybody's Fool", a sequel to his 1993 novel "Nobody's Fool" about a chief of police in upstate New York (pulbished by Allen & Unwin) ...
Tuesday 17th January
Review: 'Molly Keane: A Life', a memoir by Sally Phipps
Eibhear Walshe reviews “Molly Keane: A Life”, a memoir by Molly Keane’s daughter Sally Phipps (published by Little Brown)
Friday 13th January
Review: 'Keeping On Keeping On' by Alan Bennett
Eithne Hand reviews “Keeping On Keeping On” by Alan Bennett, a collection of his diary entries for the past 10 years (published by Faber)
Thursday 12th January
"Rockadoon Shore" by Rory Gleeson
Rory Gleeson chats about his debut novel “Rockadoon Shore”, about a group of friends on a weekend away and a lonely old man who spies on them (published by John ...
Wednesday 11th January
"Montpelier Parade" by Karl Geary
Karl Geary chats about his debut novel “Montpelier Parade”, about a teenage Sonny Knolls escaping the drudgery of 1980’s Dublin by having a relationship with an enigmatic older woman (published by Harvill ...
Monday 9th January
"Days Without End" by Sebastian Barry
Sebastian Barry reads an extract from his latest novel “Days Without End” (published by Faber)
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