Book Review: Exit West – Mohsin Hamid
Mohsin Hamid returns with a frighteningly wise exploration of the global migrant crisis.
Mohsin Hamid returns with a frighteningly wise exploration of the global migrant crisis.
The love for vinyl shows no sign of abating and this nifty little dip into a crate of 33s and 45s is in aid of the Repeal movement.
There was plenty to stimulate both mind and body as we celebrated all things healthy at Live Well Dublin 2017 with our partners Psychotherapy Dublin and We Are Dublin Town…
He produced, remixed, romanced and lived with Madonna during her breakthrough years and lorded over the disco scene during its heyday in NYC. This Friday he comes to Ireland for…
The Liberties area of the city is undergoing unprecedented transformation which is most amplified around Newmarket Square. Some of those affecting and affected by these changes tell us what they…
Now that you’re on the wind down from listening to S-Town, it’s time to give some respect to this new Irish podcast by Donal Scannell.
The Challenge stays with you because its images are burned in to your retinas.
The real secrets of Old Town may lie within its Hot Pot menu.
Fans of magical realism will appreciate Argentine Mariana Enríquez’s latest volume of short stories.
Dublin has many secrets and some of which are worth sharing.
Superstruct, a new exhibition of screenprints by Deirdre Breen runs until May 27th at Damn Fine Print.
Lorna Ross returns to Dublin after a varied career with MIT, the US Military and the Mayo Clinic Centre as group design director and studio lead of Accenture’s new Fjord…
All in all, The Idiot is a baffling, if brilliant, first novel.
Five years on from the release of his debut Rock and Roll Night Club, DeMarco has arrived at a kind of melancholic maturity.