The Emily of Hazel Gaynor’s novel is one of three sisters from an Irish immigrant family

This best-friends-reunited tale is given added depth by its nuanced exploration of creative endeavour

His debut novel, The Red Orchestra in Blue, about two real-life heroes of Nazi Germany, contains warnings about ‘the perils of where we’re heading’

Martha Ballard’s impressive life and legacy in the 18th century are celebrated via fiction

As digital algorithms affirm pre-existing viewpoints, public discussion is more important than ever

An energetic ragtime with a memorable cast of characters and some sharp asides

Eighteen interlinked tales exploring all manner of troubles and unravellings, from tired marriages and adult children to retirement

No surprise that the film rights have been snapped up by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine

A highly visual, immersive novel in which the lives of three women are no longer mapped out from birth

The third novel of a cycle of four with abuse as their central theme makes for a powerful read

Irish Design Week 2024: Leading designers created the 100 Archive website to chart the past, present and future of the creative work that’s all around us

Two of the author’s best-known characters cross paths for the first time in her latest novel

Author Richard Osman on taking his words to the big screen, his new crime novel We Solve Murders and creating characters with heart

Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: At the heart of Carmel Winters’s new play, with music by Oscar-winner Stephen Warbeck, is the non-vernal performance by Lovett

Chambers writes with honesty about human experience and the redemptive power of love