Thursday 30 June, 2022
A cup of coffee changed my path, writes Cian Byrne during Irish Book Week.
November kicks off with the first ever Irish Book Week.
New book on Dún Laoghaire pier takes the reader down memory lane.
You can vote for your favourites across the categories.
Bookseller Lorraine Levis advises parents on how to raise a book-loving child in a screen-loving era.
Looking for something new to read?
Sally Rooney, Donal Ryan and Anna Burns will all compete for the award.
An Post has taken over as sponsor of the annual awards for the next three years.
The Laura Ingalls Wilder Award will now be known as the Children’s Literature Legacy Award.
Don’t leave it to the last minute.
We spoke to the author of a new book on the topic.
It’s part of a proposal to increase the number of people using libraries.
The award was launched on 7 April 1995 and is now in its 23rd year.
“Life was really good for a time – until it wasn’t.”
Bestselling author Emma Hannigan announced on Friday that her breast cancer is now terminal.
Plus some picks of our own.
The Costa Book Awards is the only major book prize open only to authors resident in Britain and Ireland.
We talked to them about how they did it.
The nominees for the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book awards were announced today.
Clare Daly is about to self-publish her first novel, an Irish Vampire story, Our Destiny is Blood.
The prize is worth 9 million kronor (€1 million).
Would it still be a classic? Maybe.
If you think YA is just for teens, you’re missing out.
Judy Murray’s book on life with her son Andy and a biography on the late Muhammad Ali are among the contenders.
Did you discover one of your favourite authors during the MS Readathon?
Irish publisher Siobhan Parkinson of Little Island tells us why they decided to publish the book.
We talked to the book’s authors.
The best books by women authors this year.
The Irish-based Australian bestselling author tells us about how her own experience with emigration informed her new book.
“August will be extremely stressful for me… I will lose sleep and I will worry,” one parent said.
