13April 2021
If you’re a
Normal People fan, chances are you’re well aware that a new Sally Rooney novel is on the way, set to hit bookshelves on September 7 this year. In more good news, the cover for the upcoming book titled
Beautiful World, Where Are You has now been unveiled by Faber.
Designed by Jon Gray, with illustrations by Manshen Lo, the cover maintains the aesthetic appeal of
Normal People and
Conversations With Friends before it which is a relief, since it’s bound to be filling our Instagram feeds for the latter half of the year.
The novel itself is billed as “a book of friendship and sex, art and faith, power and love”. More specifically, it revolves around two best friends in their late 20s, Alice and Eileen, who find themselves living very different lives. While novelist Alice is jetting off to Rome with a man she’s met, named Felix, Eileen is going through a break-up in Dublin, and flirting with a childhood friend, Simon. Due to the distanc
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New projects from Lorcan Finnegan and Martin McDonagh will shoot in Ireland. Author: Esther McCarthy
Published: 11 Mar 2021
Ireland’s production sector is gearing up for a busy year after the pandemic slowdown as the film and TV sector aims to strengthen its position as a hub for homegrown and international film and TV production.
It comes as this week’s Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF, March 3-14) showcases a notable selection of Irish features, documentaries and shorts.
Upcoming projects shooting or preparing to film in Ireland include
Nocebo, the latest feature from
Vivarium writer-director Lorcan Finnegan. Starring Eva Green and Mark Strong, the psychological thriller centres on a fashion designer who suffers a mysterious illness. A Filipino nanny offers to assist using traditional means and reveals a horrifying truth.
Calm with Horses star Hazel Doupe reveals why she didn t audition for Normal People or Conversation with Friends
Exclusive: The actress, who is currently starring in RTE s Smother revealed she wouldn t feel comfortable doing certain elements of the roles
Hazel Doupe scooped one of the prestigious Aer Lingus Discovery Awards at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival this week
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I don’t date much and was unfamiliar with the experience of ghosting when it entered popular lexicon in the early aughts. Of course, I also had no way of knowing that the feeling of unexpectedly being forgotten by someone you love is a pain unimaginable until it occurs.
We met in a fiction class at Northwestern. For me, the enchantment was immediate. Z. was sparkling, effervescent; her writing soulful and impressive. She pinned vintage pieces of ivory lace to the bottoms of brightly-colored t-shirts. One of her bedroom walls, in a Victorian she shared with a group of girls she referred to as boring behind their backs, was painted with a hand drawn tree. She had a lovely boyfriend and managed to snag an enviable job despite graduating into a recession. She oozed adventure and expectation, was charismatic and witty, both intellectual and accessible.
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