Anne Enright’s time looking after her parents has given the Booker winner an opportunity to take stock, both personally and creatively

Author and host of the How to Fail podcast on growing up in Northern Ireland, writing a column when she was 12, and her new novel, One of Us

Books newsletter: Circling the Square; Listowel curator appointed; Ballyscullion Park Book Festival; Bridport Prize for Irish writer

Concert for Coles Corner album’s 20th anniversary is a showcase for Sheffield band’s versatility and virtuosity

Awards ‘remain the cornerstone of Ireland’s literary calendar’ and will be held on November 27th in Dublin

The author on her new novel being compared to Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca, growing up in west Cork, and the enduring influence of The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides had on her

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The crimewriter on her latest novel, The Silent Ones; how TV work helps pay the bills; and her love of David Brent

Books newsletter: a wrap of the latest news and preview of tomorrow’s pages

The prize, considered the most prestigious literary prize in the world, is worth almost €1 million and has had four Irish winners in the past

Deary talks about his new book for adults, rebellion, the cushie present day, and ‘wanting to create something worthwhile’

The author on his latest novel, Venetian Vespers, how Graham Greene treated him ‘very badly’, and his support for Israelis

The author on his new novel, Everything Will Swallow You; why he fears repeating himself; and being scarred by England’s defeat by Argentina at the 1986 World Cup

Books newsletter: a wrap of the latest news and a preview of Saturday’s pages

Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght reveal what readers can expect from next release Our Deadly Summer