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Gifting Children's Books this Christmas with Eve McDonnell - Vimarsana News

Gifting Children's Books this Christmas with Eve McDonnell

We asked Wexford Author Eve McDonnell to call into studio to tell us about her recommendations for this Christmas

Wexford author encourages young readers to discover Irish books – 'right now they don't know we exist' - Vimarsana News

Wexford author encourages young readers to discover Irish books – 'right now they don't know we exist'

A children’s author from Gorey is one of the driving forces behind a campaign which seeks to help young Irish readers discover more Irish books. Eve McDonnell and a group of her fellow authors set up the Discover Irish Children’s Books campaign earlier this year after one of their members noted how few Irish writers were featuring in the best sellers list.

Authors at Cork World Book fest pick their favourite books - Vimarsana News

Authors at Cork World Book fest pick their favourite books

Joseph O’Connor, Sara Baume and others select their favourite read of all time, and a recent book that's also impressed them

The best book cover designs of 2022 revealed - Vimarsana News

The best book cover designs of 2022 revealed

The Academy of British Cover Design reveals its winners of the year, as well as the best design from the last decade, chosen to celebrate the “irreverent” and “inclusive” awards’ 10th anniversary.

Piaf's spellbinding voice soars, but much is lost without translation - Vimarsana News

Piaf's spellbinding voice soars, but much is lost without translation

Camille O’Sullivan as Piaf sings with raw, raspy mettle in the musical biodrama of the legendary French singer’s life in the Gate Theatre, but those who are unfamiliar with the story should consider investing in a programme for context