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The letter has been signed by 600 people, including Irish writers Sally Rooney, Anne Enright, Naoise Dolan and Megan Nolan.

“My parents encouraged storytelling; they’d ask us about our day, and I started writing small pieces.” 

If a woman’s contribution to the history and formation of this island is not big enough to stand alongside men, then perhaps it is not big enough to warrant a place in a museum at all

We’re celebrating Bisexual Awareness Week with some reading recommendations!

Led by southern European authors, a new wave of fiction focuses on class inheritance and the pitfalls of meritocracy

"...beautifully constructed with sparkling dialogue and an ingenious, unpredictable plot..."

The first big book club in the UK belonged to  Richard & Judy, who launched their book club in 2004 and quickly saw their faces adorned on stickers across shops in the UK.

Nicole Flattery, Naoise Dolan and Megan Nolan are among a new cohort of contemporary Irish literature

In this post-Fleabag world, publishing has become obsessed with the inner turmoils of messy millennials – but isn’t it time they pulled themselves together? Meet the novelists subverting the cliches

In recent years, Irish novelists, particularly Irish women novelists, have published some of the most compelling English-language literary fiction.