"Penance, Eliza Clark’s second novel, is presented as a true crime book whose journalist author was ‘cancelled’ shortly after its publication, accused of illegally acquiring material and misrepresenting interviews." -…
"Ritual is a true meeting of minds, and so for hip-hop fans of a certain vintage, those that had lost touch with The Expert and anyone that likes to get…
Post-punk band Sprints discuss the tribulations of keeping the show on the road and what beckons for their future.
"There’s room for Thomas Moore and Padraig Pearse, Antonioni’s Blow-Up and Aidan Gillen. While this may sound unwieldy, the Desperate Optimists never fail to transfix." - Michael McDermott
Fondita Mestiza is a cultural project curated by Mexican immigrants which strives to “integrate art, culinary experiences and workshops.”
We’re really looking forward to the launch of Irish Kitchen Cocktails, a classy new tome filled to the brim with easy to make recipes celebrating the renaissance that has been…
Sociotype Journal is a platform for thoughts on culture and society, that also happens to be a type specimen. Its co-founder Joe Leadbeater outlines its visual design.
"As Macarthur is both defined and eclipsed by his strange crimes, O’Connell implores the reader to resist easy conclusions." - Eve Hawksworth
“We want to bring people who may have felt alienated into a space that feels open and inclusive. We won’t make them feel like they’ve stumbled across something they weren’t…
"With masterful precision, EMBRZ crafts a seamless flow of beats and melodies, as if guiding the audience through an enchanting maze of musical wonder." - John Connolly
"There’s actually a lot of psychology at play when writing a menu." Pastry chef Cissy Difford takes us on a quick jaunt down memory lane to 4000 years ago, when…
"It softly hums beneath the frequencies we know. The Beautiful Road asks us to hear this hum, grow to know it and want, on behalf of the collective, to amplify…
Featuring a film-still essay about glass, new texts and archival material, Gavin Murphy’s Remaking the Crust of the Earth, considers glass in its myriad guises.
In addition to an outstanding selection of sambos and pastries, the fabled deli on Parnell Street has just introduced a stunning new sausage roll.
In 1956 John Hinde opened his colour photographic studio in Dublin where he produced a series of distinctive, stylised, vibrant colour postcards that saw him become one of the most…
"In creating a patchwork of despairing characters, Nolan successfully entrances her reader; all through her sharp observations of ordinary human failings." - Aisling Arundel
Whilst reading the ‘Makeshift’ issue of the tremendous Sociotype Journal (see Magnified, pg 58), we happened upon the wonderful work of mender Celia Pym.
“Travelling to the best pubs, telling lies, sinking half one's and making their mothers ashamed,” is how Michael Cowman and Ronan Collins describe their new podcast, Pour Decisions.
