Thursday 30 June, 2022
The books expand on the universe of the Harry Potter series.
Current storage conditions put some collections at fire risk.
You’ve got dirt on your nose by the way. Did you know? Just there.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is 20 years old today. Can you believe it?
Independent Book Shop week starts today, celebrating the great and the good of the indie bookseller.
Re-stock that Kindle/teetering book pile.
*Well it’s Middle-earth, so it’s not really an Irish wolfhound.
A few page-turners to eat up on your sun lounger.
We ask experts about the move towards diversity on the bookshelves.
Echoland, by Joe Joyce, follows novels such as Dubliners, Dracula and Strumpet City to be chosen for the festival.
Gossip hounds, get in here.
The original novels have gone on to sell 17.5 million copies around the world.
The Costa Book of the Year was formerly known as the Whitbread prize.
Because our spirits could do with a bit of lifting.
The world is quiet here.
The things we go through for the love of reading. Honestly, we’re saints.
Get ready for a year of binge-watching and reading.
New year, new reading list.
In this extract from his book Paisanos, Tim Fanning tells the story of army officer Alexander O’Reilly.
Comedian Colm O’Regan on people’s aversion to spoilers – and whether they’re a symptom of notions.
Religious publisher Veritas has slipped into the red, and losses continued to mount last year.
Every one who finds a book is being encouraged to donate to Focus Ireland.
Research shows over half of Irish parents would like to read to their children more.
We have recommendations galore.
The borrower avoided a €1,200 fine.
The author died at his home in Devon, England.
Books from John Banville, Edna O’Brien and Anne Enright make the list.
The winners were announced at an award ceremony in Dublin tonight.
We speak to two of the country’s publishers about a life in books.
There are some super titles up for grabs.
Photographer Eric Luke’s book is nominated in the Irish Book Awards.
Bookmark, read, and recommend to your friends.
Akhil Sharma’s Family Life has scooped the €100,000 International Dublin Literary Award.
Heading on a pre-holiday Easons smash and grab? Here’s what to pick up.
Eight different countries, including Ireland, are represented.
