Emilie Pine will be speaking at ISLA in October, on the evening of Thursday 18th. The them for this year's festival is 'Love and Live. Love and Laugh', and Emilie will be taking part in an inaugural roundtable discussion together with Spanish and a Chilean writers. The discussion will be moderated by the Irish Hispanist […]
Emilie Pine will be talking all things Notes to Self at the Dublin Book Festival in November! The Dublin Book Festival is a real highlight of the literary calendar – check out their programme for more details of exciting upcoming events, and for ticket information. Emilie will be taking part in a non-fiction panel on […]
For all you sci-fi fans! An astronomer challenges an emperor. A hunter pursues the last dinosaur through a remote rainforest. A young Kerryman emigrates to the Moon to seek his fortune. We're so delighted to be presenting our third and final title for 2018, A Brilliant Void: A Selection of Classic Irish Science Fiction. These […]
Join Jack Fennell, Sarah Maria Griffin, Jo Zebedee and Peadar Ó Guilín at Waterstones Belfast to talk about A Brilliant Void and Irish science fiction more generally. Dr Jack Fennell is editor (and translator!) for our most recent release, A Brilliant Void, which collects fifteen darkly funny stories to illuminate a side of Irish literary history that is […]
Join Jack Fennell, author of Irish Science Fiction and editor of our latest Recovered Voice book A Brilliant Void, at Hodges Figgis where he'll chat to Dee Sullivan, Ruth Frances Long and Dave Rudden about Irish science fiction, monsters and more! Jack Fennell is a writer, editor, translator and researcher whose academic publications include […]
Join Jack Fennell at the Sheelagh na Gig Bookshop in Cloughjordan, Tipperary, for a discussion on 'Ficsean Eolaíochta na hÉireann agus Lúcháir is Dúshlán an Aistriúcháin' (that's Irish Science Fiction and the joys and challenges of translation). Jack Fennell is the author of Irish Science Fiction from Liverpool University Press, and he is the editor […]
Join Emilie Pine, author of the bestselling Notes to Self, Brian Dillon and Professor Margaret Kelleher for a discussion on their essay collections and the renewed interest in the form in the wake of the publication of their collections. Essays: Rediscovered will take place at the Mountains to Sea Festival on Sunday 31st March at […]
*** SOLD OUT *** Sarah Davis-Goff of Tramp Press invites you to chat to her about whatever books-related topic you’d like. Book a 20-minute slot to come and say hi, ask about the sector, how the slush pile works, for advice on submissions – or any other book-related topic you'd like! The Tramp Press […]
Come see multi-tasking Tramp and debut novelist Sarah Davis-Goff (author of Last Ones Left Alive) and debut Ian Maleney (author of Minor Monuments) at the dlr Lexicon this Sunday for a discussion with fellow debut Anne Griffin. Hosted by Martin Doyle of The Irish Times, the event is at 5pm.
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 […]