Parallax Sinéad Morrissey Ekphrasis is the cornerstone of Sinéad Morrissey’s fifth collection. From Denis Thorpe’s photographs, inside the newly-deceased L. S. Lowry’s house, to Alexander Robert Hogg’s pictures of Belfast
Have you ever wondered about music? Like, in general? Well, David Byrne’s got the answers.
“My inability to grasp or be grasped by the poem in Spanish so resembled my inability to grasp or be grasped by the poem in English that I felt, in…
Blind Man’s Bluff measures no more than 60 pages, many of which are filled with old photographs, collages and scribbled portraits.
Inspiring ideas for turning cities from gritty to nifty.
A novel held together by the internal strength of its own style.
In his preface to this, the second volume of Susan Sontag’s diaries, David Rieff ventures to describe what is to follow as ‘the great autobiographical novel she never cared to
A subtly-told lament for the death of literature
A distinctly modern novel about an unnamed American narrator walking around an unnamed eastern European city in search of a place to live.
Literary criticism at its finest in Tóibín's return to non-fiction.
Dublin based illustrator Chris Judge won the Irish Children’s Book Award last year for his debut The Lonely Best and he follows up on that success with another humourous picture
