We are delighted to be officially launching the much-anticipated Minor Monuments by Ian Maleney in Hodges Figgis on April 4th at 6pm. Minor Monuments is Ian's debut essay collection, and he's already been published in such illustrious places as Winter Papers and the Dublin Review. You can read more about it/order a copy here and […]
Join Ian Maleney and Tramp Press at Midlands Books, Tullamore, Co. Offaly on the afternoon of Saturday April 6th for a chat about publishing and writing, followed by a reading from Ian's critically acclaimed debut Minor Monuments. This event is free and everyone is welcome.
Emilie Pine, author of Notes to Self, will be speaking at the 20th Franco-Irish Literary Festival on Saturday 6th of April. This year's theme is Mná/Femmes, and Emilie's panel discussion at 4:30pm with be with Sinéad Gleeson on the theme of 'Heroines in Spite of Themselves'. The Franco-Irish Literary Festival is the result of the […]
Ian Maleney (author of Minor Monuments) is also RDS writer-in-residence and will be discussing his work and reading for the upcoming Library Speaker Series on Tuesday April 9th at 6:30pm. The event is free, but online booking is required. Click here.
Join Ian Maleney and Emilie Pine with Sinéad Gleeson, for 'Saying and Essaying', chaired by Dr Rebecca Barr of NUIG at this year's Cúirt festival for what promises to be a vibrant discussion about essay writing today. Book here.
Ian Maleney (author of Minor Monuments) will be chairing a panel discussion at this year's Cúirt Festival with two internationally acclaimed novelists, Joshua Cohen and Will Eaves. Check out the Cúirt programme for more on this event and how to book!
When she's not Tramping away here, Sarah is a critically acclaimed debut novelist and her fantastic feminist zombie novel Last Ones Left Alive is out now. (You can pick up a copy here or in your local bookshop.) For this year's Cúirt International Festival, Sarah will be joined by by Sue Rainsford and Aoibheann McCann […]
Join Tramp Press, Penguin Ireland and No Alibis Press for a panel on insights into the publishing industry today, from the slush pile to editing – bring your questions! Find out more and book your ticket here.
Belfast Book Festival are delighted to bring together two incredible talents who have recently delivered instant classics. Both Doireann Ní Ghríofa and Sophie White write about women’s bodies in Ireland with aching honesty, in ways spiritual, laced with history (and humour), and charged by lived experience. Chaired by Aine Toner, join us for this event with two […]
Three powerful women writers Juno Dawson, Mona Eltahawy and Lisa Taddeo will join hosts Eli Dryden and Katy Loftus to explore why female desire is bound up with rage and sexuality; discuss how we can harness it; and to ask: what do we want (and, when do we want it)? Tickets are free and the […]