We talk to Galway institution Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop, which will celebrating its 30th birthday in October, and Nibbies Children’s Bookseller of the Year shortlistee, The... Read more
Poet Peggy O’Brien talks about her newest collection, Tongues, a radical retelling of 12th-century intellectual giants Héloïse and Abélard’s passionate, forbidden love.... Read more
Dublin-born Naoise Dolan and fellow Irish author Molly Aitken are among the most hotly tipped début authors for 2020; here they discuss the inspiration behind their first... Read more
A new player is stepping into Ireland's burgeoning home-grown history publishing sector, Eastwood Books, a local and general history trade imprint from the Wordwell Group. ... Read more
Lilliput Press founder Antony Farrell has launched a commemorative social media campaign to mark 35 years in business, and discusses his plans for the future... Read more
Ireland’s book market continues to grow, with value up 4.6% to €47.13m for the year to date, thanks in part to remarkably strong homegrown fiction. ... Read more
Steve Cavanagh’s career as a thriller writer looked to have stalled, despite critical acclaim—until Thirteen proved to be very lucky indeed... ... Read more
Norman and Sheila Johnston founded Colourpoint to fill a gap in the Northern Irish education market—and the couple’s sons are now looking to broaden the... Read more
In her final speech as Irish Fiction Laureate last year, Anne Enright called out the trade for its underwhelming representation of women across the board,... Read more
The children’s independent publisher, founded as an offshoot of New Island Books, is going from strength to strength both at home and abroad.... Read more
