Sunday 3 July, 2022
Books to end the first quarter of 2019 on.
Book clubs are my lifeline. When we first floated the idea of a festival of books, I thought it was idle dreaming but it was a total success, writes Bridgit McGinnity.
Another month, another load of books to get through.
Some cracking books you might have missed in 2018.
There’s something for everyone on your Christmas list here this month.
November kicks off with the first ever Irish Book Week.
From Lily Allen to Lynn Ruane, there are plenty of women writing brilliant books this Autumn.
We’ve been waiting for a moment like this.
When going ‘out’ out just doesn’t cut it.
We’ll be discussing books by Maeve Brennan and Amy Liptrot over complimentary tea and cake.
Every month, as part of TheJournal.ie’s dedicated coverage of the SME sector, we’ll be reviewing a business book that makes a difference.
Each month, as part of TheJournal.ie’s SME coverage, we’ll be reviewing a business book that makes a difference.
Look like a smarty pants in front of your mates, and get ahead of the curve.
