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 […]
Join us for a virtual Pride event with authors, Mona Eltahawy, Zaina Arafat, Zeyn Joukhadar, Hasan Namir, and Randa Jarrar. Join us for a special pride event as Mona Eltahawy (author of The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls ) convenes a panel of LGBTQIA authors from the Middle East, North Africa and of […]
Join writer Mona Eltahawy for an inspiring discussion of her bold and uncompromising feminist manifesto, The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls. Drawing on the energy behind the #MeToo movement, Eltahawy takes the ‘seven necessary sins’ women and girls are not supposed to commit and transforms them into a call to arms in the […]
Drawing on the award-winning book A Ghost in the Throat, Doireann Ní Ghríofa presents a live reading with accompanying visuals by filmmaker Tadhg O'Sullivan and a soundscape by composer Linda Buckley. The reading will be broadcast from The Everyman stage.
Join Golden Hare Books for an evening with Sophie White as she discusses her essay collection Corpsing: My Body and Other Horror Shows in this exclusive online event chaired by Marbles magazine editor Kirstyn Smith.
