Literary Review: Flight by Oona Frawley
It has been said that the experience of exile cannot truly be expressed, as the condition of exile necessarily eliminates any possibility of an audience. If so, Oona Frawley has…
It has been said that the experience of exile cannot truly be expressed, as the condition of exile necessarily eliminates any possibility of an audience. If so, Oona Frawley has…
With her fussy literary miniatures, Lydia Davis shares unexpected parallels with that loveable egghead, Frasier Crane.
Little Failure is Gary Shteyngart’s sometimes moving, but generally frustrating
Spain's third city gets its name from the Latin for “strength”, so it makes sense that we've exported one of our most vigorous young lads, Adam Keogh, to teach them…
Striding proudly into its 31st year, Dublin LGBT Pride has grown from a one-day parade into a musical, theatrical, colourful extravaganza celebrating the culture and achievements of the LGBT community…
A primer on those mainstream dadaists who are just waiting for their rehabilitation, Vic and Bob.
If you thought the truly remarkable rock band was a thing of the past, you haven't met Parquet Courts.
A round up of June's other albums of note, including Michael Jackson's 2nd posthumous album, Sharon Van Etten and Fucked Up.