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A new essay by Nick Holdstock in NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 . Our current issue also features work by Niamh Campbell, Piers Gelly, Emily Grabham, Nathan O’Donnell, and Alexandra Reza. To subscribe to The Dublin Review or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.
NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 features new work by Niamh Campbell, Piers Gelly, Emily Grabham, Nick Holdstock, Nathan O’Donnell, and Alexandra Reza. To subscribe or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.
The Dublin Review Archive features essays and stories that you can read in full and free of charge. Includes work by Colm Tóibín, Anne Enright, Kevin Barry, Sally Rooney, Mark O’Connell, Chetna Maroo, Rob Doyle, Jessica Traynor, and more. Visit thedublinreview.com or click on the linktree in our bio.
A new story by Georgina Parfitt in NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024. This issue also features work by Niamh Campbell, Piers Gelly, Emily Grabham, Alexandra Reza, Nick Holdstock, and Nathan O’Donnell. To subscribe or buy a single issue, click the linktree in our bio.
NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 features work by Emily Grantham, Nathan O’Donnell, Nick Holdstock, Niamh Campbell, Georgina Parfitt, and more. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com, or click on the linktree in our bio.
NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 features work by Nathan O’Donnell, Nick Holdstock, Niamh Campbell, Emily Grabham, and more… to buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…
NUMBER 95 | SUMMER 2024 features new writing from Niamh Campbell, Nathan O’Donnell, Nick Holdstock, Piers Gelly, and more… to buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com, or click on the linktree in our bio.
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AVA ROSE CHAPMAN makes her Dublin Review debut in NUMBER 94 | SPRING 2024, also featuring work by Ian Sansom, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ben Fergusson, Helen Chandler, and Rosita Boland. Buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine @ thedublinreview.com or click on the linktree in our bio 👆
FROM OUR SPRING ISSUE. Number 94 also features work by Ian Sansom, Ben Fergusson, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Rosita Boland. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, click the linktree in our bio, or visit thedublinreview.com
FROM OUR SPRING ISSUE: a new story by Ben Fergusson. Number 94 also features work by Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Rosita Boland. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscriptions/
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SPRING has arrived! Number ninety-four features new work by Rosita Boland, Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Ben Fergusson. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, click the linktree in our bio, or visit thedublinreview.com
NUMBER 93 | SPRING 2024 features writing by Rosita Boland, Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Ben Fergusson. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, click the linktree in our bio, or visit 👇
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FROM OUR CURRENT ISSUE, featuring work by Ruby Eastwood, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. Buy single issues or subscriptions at thedublinreview.com or click on the linktree in our bio 👆
NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing by Niamh Cullen, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Ruby Eastwood, and Justine Sweeney. Subscribe @ thedublinreview.com
In our current issue, Jane Lavelle visits her in-laws in Pakistan. NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 also features new writing by:
Niamh Cullen
Roisin Agnew
Joe Davies
Nick Holdstock
Ruby Eastwood
Richard Lea
Jess Raymon
Justine Sweeney
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NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing from Roisin Agnew, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Ruby Eastwood, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. Buy or subscribe via the linktree in our bio, or visit thedublinreview.com
NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing from Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Ruby Eastwood, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. Buy or subscribe @ thedublinreview.com or click on the linktree in our bio ☝️
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NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing from Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jess Raymon, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Joe Davies, Ruby Eastwood, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. To buy or subscribe, click the linktree in our bio, or visit thedublinreview.com
NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing from Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jess Raymon, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Joe Davies, Ruby Eastwood, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. To buy or subscribe, click the linktree in our bio 👆
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In the most recent issue of The New York Review, Mark O'Connell had this to say about The Dublin Review. Mark's essays speak for themselves. You'll find them in the archive & podcast sections of our website.
"I’ve realized that there’s a point in time before which my work feels like juvenilia. I can draw that line more or less at the moment I met Brendan Barrington, the editor of The Dublin Review. I wrote a handful of pieces for him early in my career—one on unboxing videos, one on living in a suburban apartment building, and one on fears and phobias—and looking back it seems quite clear that those were the essays in which my scattered intellectual and aesthetic preoccupations started to coalesce into a sort of identity or personal ethos. I suspect this is something that quite a few Irish writers of my generation, especially writers of nonfiction, might find themselves saying about The Dublin Review, and about Brendan."
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NUMBER 92 | AUTUMN 2023 features new work by Virginia Hartley, Tim MacGabhann, Róisín Lanigan, William Keohane, Maggie Armstrong, Rob Doyle, and Jamie Stedmond. To buy/subscribe, click the linktree in our bio...
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NEW PODCAST! Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' from our current issue NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022. You can buy single issues, annual subscriptions, and listen to The Dublin Review Podcast on our website. Link in bio. Supported by @artscouncilireland
NEW PODCAST! In Episode Thirteen, Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' which appears in the current issue of The Dublin Review, NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc. Or click 🔗 in bio and go to the podcast section of our website. Supported by @artscouncilireland.
NEW PODCAST coming soon. Sara Keating reads and discusses her short story 'Metronome' from our current issue. You can buy single issues of the magazine, including NUMBER 86 | SPRING 2022 on our website. 🔗 in bio.
FROM THE ARCHIVE. A personal essay by Lia Mills that was published in NUMBER 21 | WINTER 2005-2006. You can listen to Lia read 'Boarders' in the podcast section of our website, or read her essay in full here: https://thedublinreview.com/article/boarders/
NEW PODCAST! In Episode Twelve of The Dublin Review Podcast, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre'. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc - or follow the link in bio to the podcast section of our website. #essays #shortstories #podcast
NEW PODCAST! In Episode Twelve of The Dublin Review Podcast, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre'. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or click the 🔗 in bio and go to the podcast section of our website. #essays #shortstories #podcast
NEW PODCAST COMING SOON! In Episode Twelve, Kevin Power reads and discusses his essay 'In the call centre' from NUMBER 70 | SPRING 2018.
NEW PODCAST. Episode Eleven: Hilary A. White reads and discusses his essay 'The falcon and the bog'. Listen on iTunes, Spotify, etc. Or click 🔗 in bio and visit the podcast section of our website.
NEW PODCAST COMING SOON. A peregrine and a snipe battle it out in Hilary A. White's essay 'The falcon and the bog' published in The Dublin Review NUMBER 84 | AUTUMN 2021 #podcast #essay
NEW PODCAST COMING SOON. In the meantime, here's an episode from the archive. Patrick Freyne reads and discusses his essay 'Brain fever' from The Dublin Review NUMBER 74 | SPRING 2019 . https://thedublinreview.com/podcast/episode-two-patrick-freyne/
NEW PODCAST: Rob Doyle reads his personal essay 'Tastes good with the money' from The Dublin Review NUMBER 83 | SUMMER 2021 and talks about how he became the global voice of Hyundai. Listen here: https://thedublinreview.com/podcasts/
COMING SOON! A new episode of The Dublin Review podcast with Rob Doyle AKA @skullhotel reading his essay 'Tastes good with the money' and talking about how he became the global voice of Hyundai. Stay tuned!
COMING SOON: When is your writing ready to share? Conversations 2021 is about 'Beginnings'. This special edition of The Dublin Review podcast features @briangdillon, @timmacgabhann, @__aysegulsavas__, and @chetnamaroo11. Stay tuned! #writing #essays #shortstories @artscouncilireland
COMING SOON: When is it okay to call yourself a writer? CONVERSATIONS 2021 is about 'Beginnings'. This special edition of The Dublin Review podcast features @briangdillon, @timmacgabhann, @chetnamaroo11 & @__aysegulsavas__ In the meantime, if you like the sound of it, there's still time to give a Christmas gift subscription to the magazine. 🔗 In bio. #writing #essays #shortstories @artscouncilireland
FROM THE ARCHIVES. Winter in Paris by Rob Doyle @skullhotel appeared in NUMBER 58 | SPRING 2015. Read the essay in full here: https://thedublinreview.com/article/winter-in-paris/ #essays #literarymagazine
FROM THE ARCHIVES. Colin Murphy's essay on Irish as an official EU language appeared in NUMBER 32 | AUTUMN 2008. Read in full here: https://thedublinreview.com/article/sell-the-cows-rent-out-the-farm/
NUMBER 82 | SPRING 2021 is available now. It features new writing by @traynorjess, @dean_fee , Maggie Armstrong, David Ralph, Nathan Dunne, and Ian Sansom. #shortstories #essays Subscription 🔗 in bio.
