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The blog tour kicks off tomorrow with the wonderfully named Intensive Gassing About Books. Follow along for reviews and insights!
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Join us this Friday for the launch of Old Romantics by Maggie Armstrong!
Maggie Armstrong talked to RTÉ Culture about her cultural picks, they include:
Ruth E. Lyons’s 12-metre public artwork, Superunification, at Honeypark playground in Dun Laoghaire, Colin Barrett's Wild Houses, Kung Fu Panda 4, and cheating at meditation.
Old Romantics is out now! Join us on Friday for the launch in
https://www.rte.ie/culture/2024/0417/1443797-something-for-the-weekend-maggie-armstrongs-cultural-picks/
Listen back to Maggie Armstrong on the Brendan O'Connor Show talking about her debut collection of short stories 'Old Romantics' which look at the darker side of relationships, navigating the terrain of heartbreak, motherhood and modern life.
Link: https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/brendan-oconnor/
Check out in today's Irish Times in an interview with about writing and ambition. Old Romantics is available now!
Tune in to the Brendan O'Connor Show, RTÉ Radio 1 today (Saturday) at 11:30am to hear Maggie armstrong talk about her debut OLD ROMANTICS
We will be launching Old Romantics by Maggie Armstrong in one week! Please join us at at 6pm on Friday 19th for some wine, reading and book-signing
** SLY, ANXIOUSLY FUNNY **
The first review is in for Old Romantics, Maggie Armstrong's 'interlinked series of sly, anxiously funny stories'.
Eithne Farry describes the collection's 'secret tears, sour regrets and emotional hangovers' in the Daily Mail, noting that the 'distrust, recrimination and alienation' are 'all acutely observed by Armstrong'. We agree!
Old Romantics will be launched in on April 19th at 6pm, we hope to see you there.
How great is this! Sophie White's award-winning due to be published with Erewhon in the US this autumn, and with a gorgeous new jacket
A young woman falls into a dark obsession after a new artist and her baby arrive on her small Irish island.
Here's debut author Maggie Armstrong unboxing fresh-off-the-press copies of Old Romantics! This ultra-compelling book will be launched next month and you can pre-order at any good bookshop
LOVE this review of Sophie White's Shirley Jackson Award winning
'a haunting, compelling read'
March is Reading Ireland month and I have been in an early spring mode since mid Feb, attending to other activities, nature excursions, writing and editing projects, reading and listening to texts …
Are you an artist and do you harbour fantasies of running away to sea?
iCRAG in conjunction with University of Galway are delighted to offer an artistic residency on a research cruise led by Chief Scientist Dr Brian Ward of iCRAG at the University of Galway.
'Rather than presenting a certain angle, knowing that it’s not the whole story, let’s add some lenses ... We need compound eyes to see many, many things, and make one world out of them'
Ann-Marie MacDonald talks about the epic
The least we can say is that Ann-Marie MacDonald doesn't do things by halves.
Literary legends John Banville and Mike McCormack will be on stage at Cúirt on Saturday April 27. Get your tickets at the link! So excited for this one, and so many goodies on this year's program!
Cúirt International Festival of Literature – Galway City
TONIGHT, in Ennis! Mike McCormack will be taking part in the 'Writers from the West' event, with Una Mannion and Sarah Gilmartin in conversation with Derek Hand. Glór at 6pm! Truly envy everyone in Ennis tonight, what a festival!
LITERARY lovers from across the country will descend on Co Clare for the nineteenth Ennis Book Club Festival which begins today (Friday March 1st). plethora of events at various across the town and county.
10 Years of Tramp! Huge thanks to the Irish Times and Niamh Donnelly x
Mike McCormack will be at DCU tomorrow! Tickets are free, but you can book here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/dcu-staff-book-club-with-mike-mccormack-tickets-779356665767
Connect with the DCU community through the love of reading!
Shirley Jackson Award winner Sophie White will be headed to Aberdeen next week! Get your ticks
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Aberdeen's unique international writing festival returns with author conversations, talks, workshops and exhibitions. Thursday 23 – Sunday 26 February 2023
How great is the company is in
From a reimagining of Orwell's 1984 to the story of Renaissance painter Artemisia Gentileschi, these are BBC Culture's picks of the best fiction of the year.
How about this LA Times review of Mike McCormack's This Plague of Souls?
Irish novelist Mike McCormack, whose latest is "This Plague of Souls," finds inspiration in surprising places — like Louis L'Amour and other classic westerns.
DELIGHTED to be posting this gorgeous jacket for our next publication, by Maggie Armstrong, coming your way in April. Created by ace designer Fiachra McCarthy
We're so excited to publish Maggie Armstrong's debut in April. Old Romantics will blow your socks off, or your money back*
So delighted to have two Tramp books featured in this Irish Times 'Fiction to Look Out For in 2024' piece
New novels by Roddy Doyle, Colm Tóibín and Marian Keyes are among the works in the pipeline, along with eagerly anticipated debuts by Ferdia Lennon and Scott McKendry
at No.12!
Presenting our top 20 bestselling books of 2023 at Kennys! They are, in order:
1. Topographia Hibernica by Blindboy Boatclub Hodder Books
2. So Late in the Day by Claire Keegan Faber Books
3. Prophet Song by Paul Lynch One World Publications
4. Old God's Time by Sebastian Barry, Faber Books
5. My Father's House by Joseph O'Connor, Harvill Secker
6. The Wren, The Wren by Anne Enright Vintage Books
7. Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor Penguin Books
8. How to Build a Boat by Elaine Feeney, Harvill Secker, Vintage Books
9. The Hike Life: My 50 Favourite Hikes in Ireland by Rozanna Purcell Bonnier Books UK, Black and White Publishing Co.
10. A Shining by Jon Fosse, Faber Books
(not pictured!)
11. This Christmas by Emma Heatherington, Cornerstone Press (not pictured!)
12. This Plague Of Souls by Mike McCormack Tramp Press
13. The Bee Sting by Paul Murray, Penguin
14. Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry Headline Books
15 The Old Galway Diary Vol. II by Tom Kenny and Ronnie O'Gorman The Galway Advertiser
16. This is the Life: Days and Nights in the GAA by Ciarán Murphy Penguin Books Ireland
17. Hear Yourself: How to Find Peace in a Noisy World by Prem Rawat, Harper Collins (not pictured!)
18. The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab Titan Books
19. Close to Home by Michael Magee, Penguin Books
20. Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, Piatkus (not pictured!)
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UNBOXING VIDEO! Maggie Armstrong is here to show you her first and brand new book #OldRomantics, it is exciting
Here's debut author Maggie Armstrong unboxing fresh-off-the-press copies of Old Romantics! This ultra-compelling book will be launched next month and you can pre-order at any good bookshop #oldromantics
IT'S HERE! Unboxing This Plague of Souls by Mike McCormack. It'll be landing in the warehouse in a few days! #thisplagueofsouls #mikemccormack #solarbones
What is Lord Bell hiding from his precocious daughter? #Fayne by Ann-Marie MacDonald is available now
It's publication week for Where I End by @sophwhitewhoop. Grab a copy, join us in @hodgesfiggis on the 19th for the launch party and find out #WhereIEnd #bookrecommendations #bookstagram
With thanks to the lovely team at Gill Distribution for making cups of tea and opening countless boxes of books, then repacking afterwards! Where I End by @sophwhitewhoop is available to pre-order now and it'll be in shops from Oct 13th! #bookstagram #sophiewhite #whereiend #booksigning #behindthescenes #bookrecommendations #halloweenreads #scarybooks
Charlotte Riddell was our 19th-century sarcastic literary queen and surely the Irish Jane Austen. Someone should adapt this into a sexy film please. #bookrecommendations #bookstagram #irishwriting #charlotteriddell #astruggleforfame
Congratulations to Sally Hayden on winning the prestigious Michel Déon prize last night, in a stellar shortlist that included our own @sophwhitewhoop for Corpsing: My Body and Other Horrors, and @doireann.ni.ghriofa for A Ghost in the Throat. Thanks to the @rialibrary for hosting. #micheldéon #doireannnighriofa #aghostinthethroat #sophiewhite #corpsing
Thank you to everyone who joined us to see Mike McCormack reading at Kennys Bookshop in Galway. We loved the Q&A! A longer video from the event will be available on kennys.ie very soon.
The Horse of Selene by Juanita Casey is available now from bookshops - and you can find a link to buy in our bio if you don't fancy going out in the rain today. #juanitacasey #bookstagram #bookrecommendations
A Brilliant Void, selected, edited -in places translated too! - by the vastly talented Jack Fennell.