5 of the best fiction books of 2023
My Weekly’s fiction editor Kirstyn Smith shares her favourite fiction books of 2023, from historical fiction to thriller and fantasy best sellers.
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My Weekly’s fiction editor Kirstyn Smith shares her favourite fiction books of 2023, from historical fiction to thriller and fantasy best sellers.
Including good laughs, romance, crime and everything in between, there are plenty of options here to add to your summer reading list
Lily Lindon’s My Own Worst Enemy (Aria, out now) may be for you. Emmy Clooney is a recent drama school graduate and excels at overthinking. Emmy, when she meets fellow rising star Mae Jones, realises they’ll both always be fighting for the same parts. But Mae is not just Emmy’s casting type, but also her romantic type. Cue a competition to win the best roles — but will both act nicely?
Ciara Geraghty on writing Queen Bee and the invisibility of women of a certain age in fiction
Darina Molloy reviews recently published books by Irish authors In Ordinary Time: Fragments of a Family History by Carmel McMahon In putting her ‘fragments’ of family history to paper, enveloped in and book-ended by snippets from her own life, and relationships both good and bad (alcohol being the most destructive), Carmel McMahon has created a